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VOLUME 12 ♦ ISSUE 19 • Pages 1749 - 1814
April 1, 1998
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Executive Order
Municipal Incorporation&
Revenue - Tax Review Board
Voting Rights Letters
Employee Assistance Professionals
Environment and Natural Resources
Health and Human Services
Medical Exanwners :™.>>™.™^^^
Public Education
Transportation
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Contested Case Decisions
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April 1, 1998
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IN THIS ISSUE
I. EXECUTIVE ORDERS
Executive Orders 130 1749
n. EV ADDITION
Municipal Incorporations 1750
Revenue - Tax Review Board 1753 - 1761
Voting Rights Letters 1751 - 1752
m. RULE-MAKING PROCEEDINGS
Environment and Natural Resources
Coastal Management 1763
Health Services 1764
Marine Fisheries 1762 - 1763
Wildlife Resources Commission 1763 - 1764
Health and Human Services
Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and
Substance Abuse Services 1762
Licensing Boards
Employee Assistance Professionals 1764 - 1765
Medical Examiners 1765
Transportation
Highways, Division of 1764
IV. PROPOSED RULES
Environment and Natural Resources
Environmental Management 1769 - 1773
Health and Human Services
Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and
Substance Abuse Services 1766 - 1769
Public Education
Elementary and Secondary 1773 - 1779
V. TEMPORARY RULES
Environment and Natural Resources
Environment & Natural Resources 1782 - 1789
Marine Fisheries 1780 - 1781
Wildlife Resources Commission 1781 - 1782
VI. RULES REVIEW COMMISSION 1790-1800
Vn. CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
Index to AU Decisions 1801 - 1813
Vin. CUMULATIVE INDEX 1-82
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EXECUTIVE ORDERS
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 130
EXTENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 94
By the power vested in me as Governor by the Constitution and laws of the State of North Carolina, IT IS ORDERED:
Executive Order No. 94, Establishing the North Carolina Alliance for Competitive Technologies (NC ACTs), is hereby
extended until December 31, 1999.
This order is effective immediately.
Done in Raleigh, North Carolina, this the 25th day of February, 1998.
12:19 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER April 1, 1998 1749
IN ADDITION
This Section contains public notices that are required to be published in the Register or have been approved by the
Codifier of Rides for publication.
MUNICIPAL INCORPORATIONS
On March 6, 1998, the Joint Legislative Commission on Municipal Incorporations received a petition requesting the
incorporation of the Town of Wesley Chapel in Union County. A copy of the petition is available from Gerry Cohen,
Commission Counsel, 401 Legislative Office Building, 300 North Salisbury Street, Raleigh NC 27603-5925, phone 919-733-
6660, fax 919-715-5459, e-mail GERRYC@MS.NCGA. ST ATE. NC. US.
G.S. 120-165(3) provides "The Commission shall also publish in the North Carolina Register notice that it has received
the petition."
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April I, 1998
12:19
IN ADDITION
U.S. Department of Justice
Civil Rights Division
Voting Section
P.O. Box 66128
EJ:DHH:KIF:jdp Washington, DC 20035-6128
DJ 166-012-3
97-3972 -- -
February 9, 1998
Michael B. Brough, Esq.
Michael B. Brough & Associates
1829 East Franklin Street
Suite 800A
Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514
Dear Mr. Brough;
This refers to the annexation (Ordinance No. 97-22 (1997)) and designation of the annexed area to a district of the City
of Tarboro in Edgecombe County, North Carolina, submitted to the Attorney General pursuant to Section 5 of the Voting
Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. 1973c. We received your submission on December 18, 1997.
The Attorney General does not interpose any objection to the specified changes. However, we note that Section 5
expressly provides that the failure of the Attorney General to object does not bar subsequent litigation to enjoin the enforcement
of the changes. See the Procedures for the Administration of Section 5 (28 C.F.R. 51.41).
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Johnson
Chief, Voting Section
12:19 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER April 1, 1998 1751
IN ADDITION
U.S. Department of Justice
Civil Riahts Division
Voting Section
P.O. Box 66128
Washington, DC 20035-6128
EJ:DHH;TGL:emr
DJ 166-012-3
98-0029
March 3, 1998
Donald I. McRee, Jr., Esq.
Pasquotank County Attorney
P.O. Box 39
Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27907-0039
Dear Mr. McRee
This refers to the polling place change (Mount Hermon Precinct) for Pasquotank County, North Carolina, submitted to
the Attorney General pursuant to Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. 1973c. We received your submission on
January 5, 1998.
The Attorney General does not interpose any objection to the specified change. However, we note that Section 5
expressly provides that the failure of the Attorney General to object does not bar subsequent litigation to enjoin the enforcement
of the change. See the Procedures for the Administration of Section 5 (28 C.F.R. 51.41).
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Johnson
Chief, Voting Section
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April 1, 1998
12:19
IN ADDITION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WAKE
BEFORE THE
TAX REVIEW BOARD
IN THE MATTER OF:
The Proposed Assessment of Additional Sales and Use Tax
for the period of February 1, 1993 through November 30, 1995,
and December 1, 1995, through February 29, 1996, by the
Secretary of Revenue against Outhouse Portable Toilets and
AAA L.C. t/a Outhouse Portable Toilets
ADMINISTRATIVE
DECISION NUMBER: 340
1
THIS MATTER was heard before the Tax Review Board (hereinafter "Board") on Tuesday, January 27, 1998, in the
City of Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina, in the office of the State Treasurer. It involved the petition filed by Outhouse
Portable Toilets and AAA L.C. t/a Outhouse Portable Toilets (hereinafter "Taxpayer") from the Final Decision of Michael A.
Hannah, Assistant Secretary for Legal and Administrative Services for the Department of Revenue (hereinafter "Assistant
Secretary") entered on March 26, 1997, sustaining a proposed assessment of additional sales and use tax for the period of
February 1, 1993 through November 30, 1995, and December 1, 1995, through February 29, 1996.
Chairman Harlan E. Boyles presided over the hearing with ex officio member, Jo Anne Sanford, Chair, Utilities
Commission and duly appointed member, Noel L. Allen, Attorney at Law.
Owner, Julius J. Johnson, appeared on behalf of the Taxpayer; Kay Linn Miller Hobart, Assistant Attorney General,
appeared on behalf of the Department of Revenue.
On administrative review the issue considered by the Board was whether the Secretary properly determined that
Taj^payer was engaged in the business of renting portable toilets and that sales tax was due on the entire gross receipts derived
from the rental of the portable toilets.
The Tax Review Board provides administrative review to Taxpayers from the Secretary of Revenue's decisions
sustaining the assessment of tax or additional tax pursuant to the North Carolina Revenue laws. The scope of administrative
review for petitions filed with the Board is governed by G.S. § 105-24 1.2(b2). After the Board has conducted a hearing, G.S.
§ 105-241. 2(b2) states in pertinent part:
(b2) "the Board shall confirm, modify, reverse, reduce or increase the assessment or
decision of the Secretary."
The Board having conducted a hearing in this matter and having considered the petition, the brief, the final decision,
the record of the proceeding before the Assistant Secretary and the arguments presented concluded that the final decision
contained conflicting findings of fact. In particular, the Board notes that the Secretary made the following finding of fact.
Number 4: "Taxpayer had no written contract with customers during either of the audit periods." The Secretary's next finding
of fact. Number 5, states that: "Taxpayer provided each customer with a copy of a "Service Outline" at the time the business
was purchased. The agreement states that "the monthly rate of $58.30 includes the following services: pump holding tank, add
charges to holding tank, add tissue as needed and clean interior of unit. Of course, this rate includes the one portable rest room
at no additional charge."
Because of the conflicting findings of fact, the Board concluded that there was an insufficient basis to determine that
sales tax was due on the entire gross receipts collected by the Taxpayer. The Board further concluded that it was appropriate to
remand this matter to the Secretary in order to determine Taxpayer's sales tax liability. On remand, the Secretary should
consider allowing a certain percentage of the gross receipts collected to represent the services provided by Taxpayer in
conjunction with the rental of the portable toilets.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, that this matter be and is hereby Remanded to the Secretary.
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NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April 1, 1998
1753
IN ADDITION
Entered this the 3rd day of March, 1998.
TAX REVIEW BOARD
s/Harlan E. Boyles, Chairman
State Treasurer
s/Jo Anne Sanford
Chair, Utilities Commission
s/Noel L. Allen, Appointed member
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April 1, 1998
12:19
IN ADDITION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
BEFORE THE
COUNTY OF WAKE TAX REVIEW BOARD
IN THE MATTER OF:
The Assessment of Additional Withholding Tax
for the quarters ending June 30, and September
30, 1992 by the Secretary of Revenue ADMINISTRATIVE
against Charles P. Campbell, Sr. DECISION NUMBER: 341
THIS MATTER was heard before the Tax Review Board on Tuesday, January 27, 1998, in the City of Raleigh, Wake
County, North Carolina, in the office of the State Treasurer. It involved the petition for administrative review filed by Charles
P. Campbell, Sr. (hereinafter "Taxpayer"), former President of Clean Air Systems, Inc., from the Final Decision of Michael
A. Hannah, Assistant Secretary for Legal and Administrative Services (hereinafter "Assistant Secretary") entered on April 3,
1997, that sustained the proposed assessment of withholding tax against the Taxpayer for the quarters ending June 30, and
September 30, 1992.
Chairman Harlan E. Boyles, State Treasurer, presided over the hearing with Jo Aime Sanford, Chair, Utilities
Commission and duly appointed member, Noel L. Allen, Attorney at Law participating.
Taxpayer appeared at the hearing eto se^ Christopher E. Allen, Assistant Attorney General, appeared on behalf of the
Department of Revenue.
The dispositive issue presented to the Board regarding this matter was whether the Secretary's Final Decision properly
sustained the assessment of withholding tax for the quarters ending June 30, and September 30, 1992, against Taxpayer.
The Tax Review Board, as a quasi-judicial body, provides administrative review to Taxpayers from the Secretary of
Revenue's decisions sustaining the assessment of tax or additional tax pursuant to the North Carolina Revenue laws. The scope
of administrative review for petitions filed with the Tax Review Board is governed by G.S. §105-241. 2(b2). After the Board
has conducted a hearing, G.S. §105-241. 2(b2) states in pertinent part:
(b2). ... "the Board shall confirm, modify, reverse, reduce or increase the assessment or
decision of the Secretary."
AND IT APPEARING TO THE TAX REVIEW BOARD, after review of the petition, the brief, the record of the
proceeding before the Assistant Secretary and the final decision, that the findings of fact made by the Assistant Secretary were
not supported by competent evidence in the record to show that Taxpayer is liable for the entire withholding tax due for the
quarter ending September 30, 1992. The Board determines that there were sufficient facts in the record to show that Taxpayer
was dismissed as corporate president on or about September 18, 1992. After this date, Taxpayer position as a responsible
corporate officer would no longer exist. Therefore, the findings of fact do not support the conclusions of law; and the decision
of the Assistant Secretary should be modified to show that Taxpayer is not responsible or liable for the assessment of the
withholding tax incurred on or after September 18, 1992.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, that the Final Decision of the Assistant Secretary be and is hereby Modified. This
decision is entered without prejudice to the right of the Department to collect the tax from other persons who were responsible
for payment of the same.
Entered this the 3rd day of March, 1998.
TAX REVIEW BOARD
s/Harlan E. Boyles, Chairman
s/Jo Arme Sanford, ex officio member
12:19 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER April 1, 1998 1755
IN ADDITION
Chair, Utilities Commission
s/Noel L. Allen, Appointed member
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IN ADDITION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
BEFORE THE
COUNTY OF WAKE TAX REVIEW BOARD
IN THE MATTER OF:
The Proposed Special Fuels Tax Assessment
for the period July 1, 1989 through June 30, 1992
by the Secretary of Revenue against ADMINISTRATIVE
Kornegay Logging, t/a Kornegay Logging and Timber DECISION NUMBER: 342
THIS MATTER was heard before the Tax Review Board on Tuesday, September 9, 1997, in the City of Raleigh,
Wake County, North Carolina, in the office of the State Treasurer. It involved the petition for administrative review filed by
Kornegay Logging, t/a Kornegay Logging and Timber (hereinafter "Taxpayer") from the Final Decision of Michael A.
Hannah, Assistant Secretary for Legal and Administrative Services (hereinafter "Assistant Secretary") entered on April 9, 1997,
sustaining the audit and the proposed special fuels tax assessment in the amount of $42,388.62 plus accrued interest and the
imposition of a 50 % fraud penalty due to falsified records submitted to the Department by the Taxpayer for the period of July 1 ,
1989 through June 30, 1992.
Chairman Harlan E. Boyles, State Treasurer, presided over the hearing with ex officio member Jo Anne Sanford,
Chair, Utilities Commission participating. Appointed member, Noel L. Allen was not present at the hearing.
John P. O'Hale, attorney at law appeared at the hearing on behalf of the Taxpayer. Christopher E. Allen, Assistant
Attorney General, appeared on behalf of the Department of Revenue.
After the hearing, the Board members present took the matter under advisement pursuant to G.S. §105-241. 2(bl). On
January 27, 1998, the Board reviewed the petition, the Secretary's brief, the final decision and the record of the proceeding
before the Assistant Secretary. The issues subject to the Board's administrative review were:
1. Did the Department correctly base the assessment on the best information available pursuant to G.S. §105-
241.1(a)?
2. Did the Department properly assess a fifty percent (50%) fraud penalty pursuant to G.S. §105-236(6)?
3. May the Department of Revenue, under the principle of collateral estoppel, be precluded from assessing a
higher tax than that which is reflected in a former criminal judgment in this matter?
4. Does the civil fraud penalty in this case constitute double jeopardy?
The Tax Review Board, as a quasi-judicial body, provides administrative review to Taxpayers from the Secretary of
Revenue's decisions sustaining the assessment of tax or additional tax pursuant to the North Carolina Revenue laws. The scope
of administrative review for petitions filed with the Tax Review Board is governed by G.S. §105-241. 2(b2). After the Board
has conducted a hearing, G.S. § 105-24 1.2(b2) states in pertinent pan:
(b2). ... "the Board shall confirm, modify, reverse, reduce or increase the assessment or
decision of the Secretary."
AND IT APPEARING TO THE TAX REVIEW BOARD, after review of the petition, the Secretary's brief, the record
filed in this matter and the Secretary's final decision, that the findings of fact made by the Assistant Secretary were fully
supported by competent evidence in the record, that the conclusions of law made by the Assistant Secretary were fully supported
by the findings of fact, and that the decision of the Assistant Secretary was fully supported by the conclusions of law;
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, that the Final Decision of the Assistant Secretary is CONFIRMED in every
respect.
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IN ADDITION
Entered this the 3rd day of March, 1998.
TAX REVIEW BOARD
s/Harlan E. Boyles, Chairman
s/Jo Anne Sanford, ex officio member
Chair, Utilities Commission
s/Noel L. Allen, Appointed member
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IN ADDITION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WAKE
BEFORE THE
TAX REVIEW BOARD
IN THE MATTER OF:
The Proposed assessment of Controlled Substance Excise
tax for possession of non-tax-paid controlled substance
for the period of April 17, 1996 by the Secretary of Revenue
against MICHELLE ALDRICH
ADMINISTRATIVE
DECISION NLIMBER: 343
THIS MATTER was heard before the Tax Review Board (hereinafter "Board") on Tuesday, September 9, 1997, in the
City of Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina in the office of the State Treasurer. This matter concerned the petition for
administrative review filed by Michele Aldrich (hereinafter "Taxpayer") contesting the adverse final decision of Michael A.
Hannah, Assistant Secretary for Legal and Administrative Services (hereinafter "Assistant Secretary") entered on April 25,
1997, sustaining a proposed assessment of controlled substance excise tax for possession of non-tax-paid controlled substance
for the period of April 17, 1996.
Chairman Harlan E. Boyles, State Treasurer presided over the hearing with Jo Anne Sanford, Chair, Utilities
Commission participating. Duly appointed member Noel L. Allen, was not present at the hearing.
Allen
Counsel for Taxpayer did not appear at hearing, but he submitted a brief for the Board's consideration. Christopher E.
Assistant Attorney General, appeared at the hearing on behalf of the Secretary of Revenue.
Pursuant to G.S. §105-241. 2(bl), the Board members present at the hearing took this matter under advisement pending
discussion and review by all members. On January 27, 1998, the Board reviewed the petition, the briefs, the final decision and
the record of the proceeding before the Assistant Secretary.
The purpose of this Board is to provide administrative review to a Taxpayer from the Secretary of Revenue's decision
sustaining the assessment of tax or additional tax pursuant to North Carolina Revenue Laws. The scope of administrative
review for petitions filed with the Board is governed by G.S. §105-241. 2(b2). G.S. §105-241.2 states in pertinent part:
(b2). ..."after conducting a hearing under this section, the Board shall confirm, modify,
reverse, reduce, or increase the assessment or decision of the Secretary."
AND IT APPEARING TO THE BOARD, upon review of the petition, the briefs, this final decision and the record of
the proceeding before the Assistant Secretary, that the findings of fact made by the Assistant Secretary were fully supported by
competent evidence in the record, that the conclusions of law made by the Assistant Secretary were fully supported by the
findings of fact, and that the decision of the Assistant Secretary was fully supported by the conclusions of law;
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, that the final decision of the Secretary be and is hereby confirmed in every respect.
Entered this the 3rd day of March, 1998.
TAX REVIEW BOARD
s/Harlan E. Boyles,
State Treasurer
Chairman
s/Jo Aime Sanford, Chair
Utilities Commission
s/Noel L. Allen, Member
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IN ADDITION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WAKE
BEFORE THE
TAX REVIEW BOARD
IN THE MATTER OF;
The Assessment of Additional Sales and Use Tax
for the period of January 1, 1990, through November
30, 1995, by the Secretary of Revenue
against American Ripener Company, Inc.
ADMINISTRATIVE
DECISION NUMBER: 344
THIS MATTER was heard before the Tax Review Board on Tuesday, January 27, 1998, in the City of Raleigh, Wake
County, North Carolina, in the office of the State Treasurer. It involved the petition for administrative review filed by
American Ripener Company, Inc. (hereinafter "Taxpayer"), from the Final Decision of Michael A. Hannah, Assistant
Secretary for Legal and Administrative Services (hereinafter "Assistant Secretary") entered on September 4, 1997, that sustained
the proposed assessment of additional sales and use tax for the period of January 1, 1990, through November 30, 1995.
Chairman Harlan E. Boyles, State Treasurer, presided over the hearing with Jo Anne Sanford,
Commission and duly appointed member, Noel L. Allen, Attorney at Law participating.
Chair, Utilities
John G. Newitt, Jr., attorney at law represented the Taxpayer at the hearing. Marilyn R. Mudge, Assistant Attorney
General, appeared on behalf of the Department of Revenue.
The dispositive issues presented to the Board regarding this matter were:
1 . Was the Taxpayer liable for sales tax with respect to its retail sales of ethylene gas to grocery stores?
2. Was Taxpayer liable for use tax with respect to its purchases of generator parts from out-of-state vendors?
The Tax Review Board, as a quasi-judicial body, provides administrative review to Taxpayers from the Secretary of
Revenue's decisions sustaining the assessment of tax or additional tax pursuant to the North Carolina Revenue laws. The scope
of administrative review for petitions filed with the Tax Review Board is governed by G.S. § 105-24 1.2(b2). After the Board
has conducted a hearing, G.S. § 105-24 1.2(b2) states in pertinent part:
(b2). ... "the Board shall confirm, modify, reverse, reduce or increase the assessment or
decision of the Secretary."
AND IT APPEARING TO THE TAX REVIEW BOARD, after review of the petition, brief, the record of the
proceeding before the Assistant Secretary and the final decision, that the findings of fact made by the Assistant Secretary were
fully supported by competent evidence in the record, that the conclusions of law made by the Assistant Secretary were fully
supported by the findings of fact, and that the decision of the Assistant Secretary was fully supported by the conclusions of law;
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, that the Final Decision of the Assistant Secretary be and is hereby Confirmed in
every respect.
Entered this the 3rd day of March, 1998.
TAX REVIEW BOARD
s/Harlan E. Boyles, Chairman
s/Jo Anne Sanford, ex officio member
Chair, Utilities Commission
s/Noel L. Allen, Appointed member
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\
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
BEFORE THE
COUNTY OF WAKE TAX REVIEW BOARD
IN THE MATTER OF:
The Assessment of Additional Individual Income Tax
for the taxable years 1994 and 1995 by the Secretary
of Revenue against Nathan S. Sanders and ADMINISTRATIVE
Judia B. Sanders DECISION NUMBER: 345
THIS MATTER was heard before the Tax Review Board on Tuesday, January 27, 1998, in the City of Raleigh, Wake
County, North Carolina, in the office of the State Treasurer. It involved the petition for administrative review filed by Nathan
S. Sanders and Judia B. Sanders (hereinafter "Taxpayer"), from the Final Decision of Michael A. Haimah, Assistant
Secretary for Legal and Administrative Services (hereinafter "Assistant Secretary") entered on May 2, 1997, that sustained the
proposed assessment of additional individual income taxes for the taxable years of 1994 and 1995.
Chairman Harlan E. Boyles, State Treasurer, presided over the hearing with Jo Anne Sanford, Chair, Utilities
Commission and duly appointed member, Noel L. Allen, Attorney at Law participating.
Taxpayer appeared at the hearing gro se^ Kay Lirm Miller Hobart, Assistant Attorney General, appeared on behalf of
the Department of Revenue.
The dispositive issue presented to the Board regarding this matter was whether the Secretary of Revenue abused her
discretion in refusing to waive the contested penalties.
The Tax Review Board, as a quasi-judicial body, provides administrative review to Taxpayers from the Secretary of
Revenue's decisions sustaining the assessment of tax or additional tax pursuant to the North Carolina Revenue laws. The scope
of administrative review for petitions filed with the Tax Review Board is governed by G.S. §105-241.2(b2). After the Board
has conducted a hearing, G.S. §105-24I.2(b2) states in pertinent part;
(b2). ... "the Board shall confirm, modify, reverse, reduce or increase the assessment or
decision of the Secretary."
AND IT APPEARING TO THE TAX REVIEW BOARD, after review of the petition, brief, the record of the
proceeding before the Assistant Secretary and the final decision, that the findings of fact made by the Assistant Secretary were
fully supported by competent evidence in the record, that the conclusions of law made by the Assistant Secretary were fully
supported by the findings of fact, and that the decision of the Assistant Secretary was fully supported by the conclusions of law;
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, that the Final Decision of the Assistant Secretary be and is hereby Confirmed in
every respect.
Entered this the 3rd day of March, 1998.
TAX REVIEW BOARD
s/Harlan E. Boyles, Chairman
s/Jo Aime Sanford, ex officio member
Chair, Utilities Commission
s/Noel L. Allen, Appointed member
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RULE-MAKING PROCEEDINGS
A Notice of Rule-making Proceedings is a statement of subject matter of the agency's proposed rule making. The
agency must publish a notice of the subject matter for public comment at least 60 days prior to publishing the proposed
text of a rule. Publication of a temporary rule series as a Notice of Rule-making Proceedings and can be found in the
Register under the section heading of Temporary Rules. A Rule-making Agenda published by an agency ser\'es as Rule-
making Proceedings and can be found in the Register under the section heading of Rule-making Agendas. Statutory
reference.- G.S. 1508-21.2.
TITLE 10 - DEPARTMENfT OF HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES
CHAPTER 14 - MENTAL HEALTH: GENERAL
AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
SUBCHAPTER 45H - DRUG TREATMENT
FACILITIES
SUBCHAPTER 14V - RULES FOR MENTAL
HEALTH, DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES,
AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE FACILITIES AND
SERVICES
'KJotice of Rule-making Proceedings is hereby given by the
ly Commission for Mental Health, Developmental
Disabilities and Substance Abuse Senices in accordance with
G.S. 150B-2L2. The agency shall subsequently publish in
the Register the text of the ntle(s) it proposes to adopt as a
result of this notice of rule-making proceedings and any
comments received on this notice.
Citation to Existing Rules Affected by this Rule-Making:
10 NCAC 14V .4301 - .4306. Other rules may be proposed
in the course of the rule-making process.
Authority for the rule-making: G.S. 143B-147
Statement of the Subject Matter: Licensing a Therapeutic
Community: a highly structured, supervised, 24-hour
residential facility designed to treat the behavioral and
emotional issues of individuals to promote self-sufficiency and
a crime and drug-free lifestyle.
Reason for Proposed Action: Senate Bill 352. Section 19. 7
appropriated funds for the operation of Summit House (a
therapeutic community). Based on the receipt of funds and
an agreement between the Division of MD/DD/SAS and the
Department of Correction, therapeutic communities shall be
licensed and required to comply with all applicable rules and
regulations of the Division and the Commission for Mental
Health. Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse
Senices.
Comment Procedures: Written comments should be
submitted to Charlotte F. Hall. Division ofMH/DD/SAS. 325
N. Salisbun.' Street, Albemarle Bldg., Suite 517, Raleigh, NC
27603-5906.
'KJotice of Rule-making Proceedings is hereby given by the
1 V Commission for Mental Health, Developmental
Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services in accordance with
G.S. 150B-21.2. The agency shall subsequently publish in
the Register the text of the rule(s) it proposes to adopt as a
result of this notice of rule-making proceedings and any
comments received on this notice.
Citation to Existing Rules Affected by this Rule-Making:
10 NCAC 45H .0205. Other rules may be proposed in the
course of the nde-making process.
Authority for the rule-making:
147
G.S. 90-88; 90-92; 143B-
Statement of the Subject Matter: Controlled Substances -
SCHEDULE I - Substances placed in this Schedule have less
potential for abuse than SCHEDULE I substances; also
currently have medical use; i.e. Tylenol with Codeine;
Danocet-N-100; and some of the over-the counter cough
preparations. Butorphanol, marketed as Stadol, is a
prescription drug for the relief of pain in humans.
Sibutramine, marketed as Meridia, is an amphetamine
analogue pharmacologically similar to other anorectic agents
that produce central nervous system stimulation and
amphetamine-like effects in humans and animals. It is an
oral anorectic for the long-term management of obesity.
Reason for Proposed Action: To be consistent with actions
by the Drug Enforcement Association in placing Butorphanol
and Sibutramine in SCHEDULE IV of the Controlled
Substances Act.
Comment Procedures: Comments should be submitted to
Charlotte F. Hall, Division of Mental Heahh. Developmental
Disabilities and Substattce Abuse Senices, 325 N. Salisbury
Street, Albemarle Bldg., Suite 517, Raleigh, NC 27603-5906.
TITLE 15A - DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
CHAPTER 45 - COMMISSION FOR MENTAL
HEALTH, DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
CHAPTER 3 - MARINE nSHERLES
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SUBCHAPTER 3M - FINnSH
Jotice of Rule-making Proceedings is hereby given by the
Marine Fisheries Commission in accordance with G.S.
150B-21.2. The agency shall subsequently publish in the
Register the text of the rule(s) it proposes to adopt as a result
of this notice of rule-making proceedings and any comments
received on this notice.
Citation to Existing Rules Affected by this Rule-Making:
15A NCAC 3M .0503. Other rules may be proposed in the
course of the rule-making process.
Authority for the rule-making:
113-221: 143B-289
G.S. 113-134; 113-182;
Statement of the Subject Matter: Flounder season, size and
creel limits and flounder trawl specifications.
Reason for Proposed Action: The Marine Fisheries
Commission will consider adoption of a temporary rule at a
Business Meeting April 30 - May 1 at the Hatteras/Bu.xton
Civic Center. The nde will address minimum mesh size for
flounder trawls and proclamation authority for seasons, size
and creel limits for flounder.
Comment Procedures: Written comments may be submitted
to the Marine Fisheries Commission, Attention Juanita
Gaskill. PO Bo.x 769, Morehead City. NC 28557.
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CHAPTER 7 - COASTAL MANAGEMENT
SUBCHAPTER 7H - STATE GUIDELINES
FOR AREAS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN
A Tbtice of Rule-making Proceedings is hereby given by the
1 V Coastal Resources Commission in accordance with G. S.
150B-21.2. The agency shall subsequently publish in the
Register the text of the rule(s) it proposes to adopt as a result
of this notice of rule-making proceedings and any comments
received on this notice.
Citation to Existing Rules Affected by this Rule-Making:
15A NCAC 7H .0306. Other rules may be proposed in the
course of the nde-making process.
Authority for the rule-making:
113(b)(6); 113A-124
G.S. 113A-107; 113A-
Statement of the Subject Matter: The rule applies to
development in the Ocean Hazard Area of Environmental
Concern.
Reason for Proposed Action: Response to RRC objections.
Comment Procedures: Send comments to Charles Jones,
Assistant Director. Division of Coastal Management. 151-B,
Hwy 24. Hestron Plaza II. Morehead City, NC 28557. (919)
808-2808.
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CHAPTER 10 - WILDLIFE RESOURCES
AND WATER SAFETY
SUBCHAPTER lOF - MOTORBOATS
AND WATER SAFETY
A Totice of Rule-making Proceedings is hereby given by the
1 y North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission in
accordance with G.S. 150B-21.2. The agency shall
subsequently publish in the Re gister the text of the rule(s) it
proposes to adopt as a result of this notice of rule-making
proceedings and any comments received on this notice.
Citation to Existing Rules Affected by this Rule-Making:
15A NCAC lOF .0301, .0303, .0310, .0314, .0359. Other
rules may be proposed in the course of the nde-making
process.
Authority for the rule-making: G.S. 75A-3; 75A-15
Statement of the Subject Matter:
ISA NCAC lOF .0301 - General Provisions for Local Water
Safety Regulations.
ISA NCAC I OF .0303 -No Wake Zone - Pamlico River
between US 17 bridge and the Norfolk Southern Railroad,
Beaufort Count}'.
ISA NCAC lOF .0310 - Amend local water safety regulations
for Dare County.
ISA NCAC lOF .0314 - No-Wake Zone - amend water safety
regulations for New Hanover County.
ISA NCAC I OF .03S9 - Amend water safety regulations for
Cherokee County.
Reason for Proposed Action:
ISA NCAC lOF .0301 - The Wildlife Resources Commission
initiated the amendment to the Local Water Safety
Regulation's General Provisions pursuant to G.S. 75 A- 15 to
protect public safety by clarifying the application of
supplementary standards to the uniform waterway marking
system. The Wildlife Resources Commission may adopt this
Rule as a temporary rule pursuant to S.L. 1997-0403
following this abbreviated notice.
ISA NCAC lOF .0303 - The North Carolina Wildlife
Resources Commission initiated the no-wake zone
modification pursuant to S.L. 1993-0434 which provides for a
comprehensive local law governing the no-wake zone as
stated in the above Subject Matter. The Wildlife Resources
Commission may adopt this Ride as a temporary nde
pursuant to S.L. 1997-0403 following this abbreviated notice.
ISA NCAC lOF .0310 - Dare County Board of
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Commissioners initiated the no-wake zone pursuant to G.S.
75A-15 to protect public safety in the area by restricting
vessel speed. The Wildlife Resources Commission may adopt
this Rule as a temporary rule pursuant to S.L. 1997-0403
following this abbreviated notice.
ISA NCAC lOF .0314 - The New Hanover County Board of
Commissioners initiated the no-wake zone pursuant to G.S.
75A-15 to protect public safety in the area by restricting
vessel speed. The Wildlife Resources Commission may adopt
this Rule as a temporary rule pursuant to S.L. 1997-0403
following this abbreviated notice.
ISA NCAC lOF .03S9 - The Cherokee County Board of
Commissioners initiated the no-wake zone pursuant to G.S.
75A-15 to protect public safety in the area by restricting
vessel speed. The Wildlife Resources Commission may adopt
this Rule as a temporary rule pursuant to S.L. 1997-0403
following this abbreviated notice.
Comment Procedures: The record will be open for receipt
of written comments from April 1. 1998 to June 1. 1998.
Such written comments must be delivered or nuiiled to the
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, 512 N.
Salisbury Street, Raleigh, NC 27604-1188.
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CHAPTER 13 - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
SUBCHAPTER 13B - SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT
A Jotice of Rule-making Proceedings is hereby given by the
1 V Commission for Health Services in accordance with G. S.
150B-21.2. The agency shall subsequently publish in the
Register the text of the rule it proposes to adopt as a result of
this notice of rule-making proceedings and any comments
received on this notice.
Citation to Existing Rules Affected by this Rule-Making:
15A NCAC 13B .1624. Other rules may be proposed in the
course of the rule-making process.
Authority for the rule-making: G.S. 130A-290: S.L. 1997-
374
Statement of the Subject Matter: This rule amendment
would permit an alternative landfill liner design that is as
protective of the environment but that is more economical to
implement.
Reason for Proposed Action: The General Assembly
required the Commission to adopt a nde that would permit
the regulated community to use an alternative landfill liner
design. Tlie legislation specifically requires the nde to be
effective by July 1998. Tliis proposed nde amendment has
been drafted to satisfy the General .Assembly's direction.
Comment Procedures: Tlie Division of Waste Management
is in the process of drafting a temporary rule that would
amend current regulatory requirements for landfill liner
design. The draft rule is to be presented to the Commission
for Health Services on May 20th for adoption. Comments or
requests for copies of the proposed draft nde may addressed
to Joan Troy, Solid Waste Section, 401 Oberlin Road, Suite
150. Raleigh, 27605, or phone (919) 733-0692, extension
271. Comments and requests may also be submitted by email
to troyjb@wastenot.ehnr. state. nc. us.
TITLE 19 A - DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION
CHAPTER 2 - DIVISION OF HIGHVVAYS
SUBCHAPTER 2D - HIGHWAY OPERATIONS
A Jotice of Rule-making Proceedings is hereby given b\ the
1 V Nonh Carolina Depanment of Transportation - Division
of Highways in accordance with G.S. 150B-21.2. The agency
shall subsequently publish in the Register the text of the rules
it proposes to adopt as a result of this notice of rule-making
proceedings and any comments received on this notice.
Citation to Existing Rules Affected by this Rule-Making:
19A NCAC 02D .0816. Other rules may be proposed in the
course of the rule-making process.
Authority for the rule-making: G.S. 136-18(1); 136-28
Statement of the Subject Matter: Rule states conditions
under which the Department disqualifies firms from bidding
on DOT contracts.
Reason for Proposed Action: Proposed amendments
strengthen the Depanment' s ability to disqualify firms from
bidding on DOT contracts. Proposed amendment ensures
there is no conflict of interest benveen current DOT
employees and private firms doing business with DOT.
Comment Procedures: Any interested person may submit
written comments on the proposed nde by mailing the
comments to Emily Lee. NC Depanment of Transponation,
PO Box 25201. Raleigh. NC 27611. by July 15, 1998.
TITLE 21 - OCCLTATIONAL LICENSING
BOARDS
CHAPTER 1 1 - NC BOARD OF EMPLOYEE
ASSISTANCE PROFESSIONALS
A Jotice of Rule-making Proceedings is hereby given by the
1 y NC Board of Employee Assistance Professionals in
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accordance with G.S. 150B-21.2. The agency shall
subsequently publish in the Re gister the text of the rule(s) it
proposes to adopt as a result of this notice of rule-making
I proceedings and any comments received on this notice.
Citation to Existing Rules Affected by this Rule-Making:
21 NCAC 11 .0101 - .0112. Other rules may be proposed in
the course of the rule-making process.
Authority for the rule-making: G.S. 90-501
Statement of the Subject Matter: The NC Board of
Employee Assistance Professionals is established to provide
procedures for and areas of responsibility for individuals
applying to become a licensed Employee Assistance
Professional as set forth in G.S. 90-500.
CHAPTER 32 - BOARD OF MEDICAL
EXAMINERS
SUBCHAPTER 32M - APPROVAL OF
NURSE PRACTITIONERS
A Jotice of Rule-making Proceedings is hereby given by the
1 y North Carolina Medical Board in accordance with G.S.
150B-21.2. The agency shall subsequently publish in the
Re gister the text of the rule(s) it proposes to adopt as a result
of this notice of rule-making proceedings and any comments
received on this notice.
Citation to Existing Rules Affected by this Rule-Making:
21 NCAC 32M. Other rules may be proposed in the course of
the rule-making process.
Reason for Proposed Action: 7995 Session, Chapter 720,
House Bill 779 An Act to Create the North Carolina Board of
Employee Assistance Professionals and to provide for the
Licensing of Employee Assistance Professionals.
Authority for the rule-making: G.S. 90-18.2
Statement of the Subject Matter: We intend to change the
rules to clarify the supervision process.
Comment Procedures: Written comments should be
submitted to Charlotte F. Hall, Division of MH/DD/SAS. 325
N. Salisbury Street, Albemarle Bldg., Suite 517, Raleigh, NC
27603-5906.
Reason for Proposed Action: We intend to change to rules
to clarify the supervision process.
Comment Procedures: Written comments may be addressed
to: Helen D. Meelheim, NC Medical Board, PO Box 20007,
Raleigh, NC 27619. Public hearing to be scheduled.
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PROPOSED RULES
This Section contains tlie text of proposed rules. At least 60 days prior to the publication of text, the agency published a
Notice of Rule-making Proceedings. Tfie agency must accept comments on the proposed rule for at least 30 days from the
publication date, or until the public hearing, or a later date if specified in the notice by the agency. The required
comment period is 60 days for a rule that has a substantial economic impact of at least five million dollars ($5,000,000).
Statutory reference: G.S. I50B-21.2.
TITLE 10 - DEPARTMENTT OF HEALTH
AND HUMAN SERVICES
Notice is hereby given in accordance with G.S. 150B-21.2
that the Comtnission for Mental Health, Developmental
Disabilities and Substance Abuse Senices intends to amend
rules cited as 10 NC.AC 14G .0102. Notice of Ride-making
Proceedings was published in the Register on December 15,
1997.
Proposed Effective Date: April 1. 1999
Instructions on How to Demand a Public Hearing: A
demand for public hearing must be requested in writing
within 15 days of this notice and addressed to Charlotte F.
Hall. Division of MH/DD/SAS, 325 N. Salisbury St..
Raleigh. NC 27603-5906.
Reason for Proposed Action: Senate Bill 352 requires the
Commission for MH/DD/SAS to adopt rules to implement the
forensic treatment program at Dorothea Dix Hospital in
order to protect the health, safety and welfare of patients,
employees, and the general public with provisions for locking
the rooms of patients in the forensic treatment program
during rest times, including normal sleeping hours.
Comment Procedures: Written comments should be
submitted to Charlotte F. Hall, Rule-making Coordinator,
Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and
Substance Abuse Senices. 325 N. Salisbury St., Albemarle
Building, Raleigh, NC 27603-5906.
Fiscal Note: This Rule does not affect the expenditures or
revenues of state or local government funds. This Rule does
not have a substantial economic impact of at least five million
dollars ($5,000,000) in a 12-month period.
CHAPTER 14 MENTAL HEALTH: GENERAL
SUBCHAPTER 14G - COMMITTEES AND
PROCEDURES
SECTION .0100 - PURPOSE: SCOPE: DEFINITIONS
.0102 DEFINITIONS
(a) In addition to the definitions contained in this Rule, the
terms defined in G.S. 1220-3, 122C-4 and 122C-53(f) also
apply to all rules in Subchapters 14G, 14H, 141, and 14J of
this Chapter.
(b) As used in the rules in Subchapters 14G, I4H, 141 and
14J of this Chapter, the following terms have the meanings
specified:
(1) "Abuse" means the infliction of physical or mental
pain or injury by other than accidental means, or
unreasonable confinement, or the deprivation by an
employee of services which are necessary to the
mental and physical health of the client.
Temporary discomfort that is part of an approved
and documented treatment plan or use of a
documented emergency procedure shall not be
considered abuse.
(2) "Basic necessities" means the essential items or
substances needed to support life and health which
include, but are not limited to, a nutritionally
sound diet balanced during three meals per day,
access to water and bathroom facilities at frequent
intervals, seasonable clothing, medications to
control seizures, diabetes and other like physical
health conditions, and frequent access to social
contacts.
(3) "Client record" means any record made of
confidential information.
(4) "Clinically privileged" means authorization by the
State Facility Director for a qualified professional
to provide specific treatment/habilitation services to
clients, withm well-defined limits, based on the
professional's education, training, experience,
competence and judgment.
(5) "Complaint" means an informal verbal or written
expression of dissatisfaction, discontent, or protest
by a client concerning a situation within the
jurisdiction of the state facility. A complaint
would usually but not necessarily precede a
grievance.
(6) "Consent" means concurrence by a client or his
legally responsible person following receipt of
sufficient information by the qualified professional
who will administer the proposed treatment or
procedure. Informed consent implies that the client
or his legally responsible person was provided with
sufficient information concerning proposed
treatment, including both benefits and risks, in
order to make an educated decision with regard to
such treatment.
(7) "Dangerous articles or substances" means, but is
not limited to. any weapon or potential weapon,
heavy blunt object, sharp objects, potentially
harmful chemicals, or drugs of any sort, including
alcohol.
(8) "Deputy Director" means a member of the
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management staff of the Division with
responsibility for the state facilities relative to a
specific disability area. Such directors may include
the Deputy Director of Mental Health, Deputy
Director of Mental Retardation, Deputy Director of
Substance Abuse, or such deputy's designee.
(9) "Director of Clinical Services" means Medical
Director, Director of Medical Services or such
person acting in the position of Director of Clinical
Services, or his designee.
(10) "Division Director" means the Director of the
Division or his designee.
(11) "Emergency" means a situation in a state facility in
which a client is in imminent danger of causing
abuse or injury to self or others, or when
substantial property damage is occurring as a result
of unexpected and severe forms of inappropriate
behavior, and rapid intervention by the staff is
needed. [See Subparagraph (b)(22) of this Rule for
definition of medical emergency] .
(12) "Emergency surgery" means an operation or
surgery performed in a medical emergency [as
defined in Subparagraph (b)(22) of this Rule] where
informed consent cannot be obtained from an
authorized person, as specified in G.S. 90-21.13,
because the delay would seriously worsen the
physical condition or endanger the life of the client.
(13) "Exclusionary time-out" means the removal of a
client to a separate area or room from which exit is
not barred for the purpose of modifying behavior.
(14) "Exploitation" means the use of a client or his
resources for another person's profit, business or
advantage. "Exploitation" includes borrowing,
taking or using personal property from a client with
or without the client's permission.
(15) "Forensic Division" means the inpatient facility at
Dorothea Dix Hospital which serves clients who
are:
(A) admitted for the purpose of evaluation for
capacity to proceed to trial:
(B) found not guilty by reason of insanity:
(C) determined incapable of proceeding to trial:
or
(D) deemed to require a more secure
enviroimient to protect the health, safety and
welfare of clients, staff and the general
public.
i5) (16) "Grievance" means a formal written complaint by
or on behalf of a client concerning a circumstance
would usually but not necessarily follow a
complaint.
"Human Rights Committee" means a committee,
appointed by the Secretary, to act in a capacity
regarding the protection of client rights.
"Independent psychiatric consultant" means a
licensed psychiatrist not on the staff of the state
facility in which the client is being treated. The
psychiatrist may be in private practice, or be
employed by another state facility, or be employed
by a facility other than a state facility as defined in
G.S. 122C-3(14).
(+8)£19} "Interpreter services" means specialized
communication services provided for the hearing
impaired by certified interpreters.
ti9)£20} "Involuntary client" means a person admitted to
any regional psychiatric hospital or alcoholic
rehabilitation center under the provisions of Article
5, Parts 7, 8 or 9 of Chapter 122C of the General
Statutes and includes but it is not limited to clients
detained pending a district court hearing and clients
involuntarily committed after a district court
hearing. This term shall also include individuals
who are defendants in criminal actions and are
being evaluated in a state facility for mental
responsibility or mental competency as a part of
such criminal proceedings as specified in G.S.
15A-1002 unless a valid order providing otherwise
is issued from a court of competent jurisdiction and
the civil commitment of defendants found not
guilty by reason of insanity as specified in G.S.
15A-1321.
(26)£2U "Isolation time-out" means the removal of a client
to a separate room from which exit is barred but
which is not locked and where there is continuous
supervision by staff for the purpose of modifying
behavior.
t^ii (22) "Major physical injury" means damage caused to
the body resulting in substantial bleeding or
contusion of tissues; fracture of a bone; damage to
internal organs; loss of consciousness; loss of
normal neurological function (inability to move or
coordinate movement); or any other painful
condition caused by such injury.
(2^(23) "Medical emergency" means a situation where the
client is unconscious, ill, or injured, and the
reasonably apparent circumstances require prompt
decisions and actions in medical or other health
care, and the necessity of immediate health care
treatment is so reasonably apparent that any delay
in the rendering of the treatment would seriously
worsen the physical condition or endanger the life
of the client.
(23)124} "Minimal risk research" means that the risks of
harm anticipated in the proposed research are not
greater, considering probability and magnitude,
than those ordinarily encountered in daily life or
during the performance of routine physical or
psychological examinations or tests.
t24){25} "Minor client" means a person under 18 years of
age who has not been married or who has not been
emancipated by a decree issued by a court of
competent jurisdiction or is not a member of the
armed forces.
t25)£26} "Neglect" means the failure to provide care or
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(26)127
t^^OSi
em(29)
t29)(30i
(^{32}
t32)i33
services necessar>- to maintain the mental health, (33l (34)
physical health and well-being of the client.
"Neuroleptic medication" means a categor>- of
psychotropic drugs used to treat schizophrenia and (34-^ (35)
related disorders. Neuroleptics are the only
category of psychotropic drugs with long-term side
effects of major consequence (e.g.. tardive f3»> (36)
dyskinesia). Examples of neuroleptic medications
are Chlorpromazine, Thioridazine and Haloperidol.
"Normalization" means the principle of helping the B^ (37)
client to obtain an existence as close to normal as
possible, taking into consideration the client's
disabilities and potential, by making available to
him patterns and conditions of ever>day life that
are as close as possible to the norms and patterns of <^^ (38)
the mainstream of society.
"Person standing in loco parentis" means one who
has put himself in the place of a lawful parent by
assuming the rights and obligations of a parent
without formal adoption. (38^ (39)
"Protective devices" means an intervention which
provides support for weak and feeble clients or
enhances the safety of behaviorally disordered
clients. Such devices may include posey vests.
geri-chairs or table top chairs to provide suppon (39^ (40)
and safety for clients with major physical
handicaps; devices such as helmets and mittens for
self-injurious behaviors; or devices such as soft ties
used to prevent medically ill clients from removing (4#) (4 1 )
intravenous tubes, indwelling catheters, cardiac
monitor electrodes, or similar medical devices.
"Psychosurgery" means surgical procedures for the
intervention in or alteration of a mental, emotional
or behavior disorder.
"Psychotropic medication" means medication with
the primary function of treating mental illness,
personality or behavior disorders. It includes, but
is not limited to, antipsychotics, anti-depressants,
minor tranquilizers and lithium.
"Qualified professional" means any person with
appropriate training or experience in the
professional fields of mental health care, mental
illness, mental retardation, or substance abuse,
including but not limited to, physicians,
psychologists, social workers, registered nurses,
qualified mental retardation professionals and
qualified alcoholism or drug abuse professionals, as
these terms are defined in 10 NCAC 14K .0103, ^H-»(42)
"Licensure Rules for Mental Health, Mental
Retardation and Other Developmental Disabilities.
and Substance Abuse Facilities", division
publication APSM 40-2. In addition, qualified
professionals shall include special education
instructors, physical therapists, occupational
therapists, speech therapists and any other
recognized professional group designated by the
State Facilit\ Director.
"Regional alcoholic rehabilitation center" means a
state facility for substance abusers as specified in
G.S. 122C-181(a)(3),
"Regional mental retardation center" means a state
facility for the mentally retarded as specified in
G.S. 122C-181(a)(2).
"Regional psychiatric hospital" means a state
facility for the mentally ill as specified in G.S.
122C-181(a)(l).
"Representative payee" means the person, group, or
facilit)' designated by a funding source, such as
Supplemental Security Income (SSI), to receive and
handle funds according to the guidelines of the
source on behalf of a client.
"Research" means inquiry involving a trial or
special observation made under conditions
determined by the investigator to confirm or
disprove an hypothesis or to explicate some
principle or effect.
"Respite client" means a client admitted to a mental
retardation center for a shon-term period, normally
not to exceed 30 days. The primary purpose of
such admission is to provide a temporary interval
of rest or relief for the client's regular caretaker.
"Responsible professional" shall have the meaning
as specified in G.S. 122C-3 except the "responsible
professional" shall also be a qualified professional
as defined in Subparagraph (b)(32) in this Rule.
"Restraint" means the limitation of one's freedom
of movement. In accordance with G.S. 122C-60,
restraint includes the following:
(A) mechanical restraint which is restraining a
client with the intent of controlling behavior
with mechanical devices which include, but
are not limited to, cuffs, ankle straps, sheets
or restraining shirts. This does not include
handcuffs used for the purpose of escorting
forensic clients;
(B) physical restraint which is restraining a client
by physically holding or subduing the client
until he is calm. This does not refer to the
utilization of those protective intervention
techniques (PIT), as specified in the
"Protective Inter\ention Course Manual",
division publication APSM 80-2, relative to
transporting a client to seclusion or isolation
time out or applying mechanical restraints.
"Seclusion" means isolating a client in a separate
locked room for the purpose of controlling a
client's behavior. In the Forensic Division at
Dorothea Dix Hospital, seclusion shall not include
the routine use of locked rooms; isolation of clients
admitted for evaluation of capacitv to proceed to
trial who are considered to be an escape risk; or
ju\'eniles requiring separation from adult clients, i
Seclusion shall no t include the following in t he *
f ore nsic uni t at Do r o t hea Dix Hos p i t al, the routin e
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ttsc — of — locked — cells, — isolation — dttc — to — esca p e
attemp t s, security r isks o r juvenil e cou r t o r de r s
requiring the se p aration of juvenil e s from adults.
r (43) "State Facility Director" means the chief
administrative officer or manager of a state facility
or his designee.
t43)£44} "Strike" means, but is not limited to, hitting,
kicking, slapping or beating whether done with a
part of one's body or with an object.
(44)1451 "Timeout" means the removal of a client from other
clients to another space within the same activity
area for the purpose of modifying behavior.
<45) (46) "Treatment" means the act, method, or manner of
habilitating or rehabilitating, caring for or
managing a client's physical or mental problems.
f4M (47) "Treatment plan" means a written individual plan
of treatment or habilitation for each client to be
undertaken by the treatment team and includes any
documentation of restriction of client's rights.
(4?)£48} "Treatment team" means an interdisciplinary group
of qualified professionals sufficient in number and
variety by discipline to adequately assess and
address the identified needs of the client.
(48){49} "Unit" means an integral component of a state
facility distinctly established for the delivery of one
or more elements of service to which specific staff
and space are assigned, and for which responsibility
has been clearly assigned to a director, supervisor,
administrator, or manager.
f49) (50) "Voluntary client" means a person admitted to a
state facility under the provisions of Article 5,
Parts 2, 3, 4 or 5 of Chapter 122C of the General
Statutes.
Authority G.S. 122C-3;
13IE-67; 143B-147.
122C-4; 122C-51; 122C-53(f);
TITLE 15A - DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Notice is hereby given in accordance with G.S. 150B-21.2
that the Environmental Management Commission -
Department of Environment and Natural Resources intends to
amend rules cited as 15A NCAC 2B .0308 - .0309. Notice of
Rule-making Proceedings was published in the Register on
January 15, 1998.
Proposed Effective Date: April 1. 1999
A Public Hearing will be conducted at 7:00 p.m. on May 5,
1998 at the City Hall (Council Chambers), 227 South Center
Street, Statesville, NC.
Reason for Proposed Action: The Environmental
Management Commission (EMC) was petitioned in early
1996 to interpret the definition of the Protected Area [rule
15A NCAC 2B .0202 (47)]. The question was raised whether
the Protected Area boundary for WS-IV run-of-the-river water
supplies should be measured either as ten miles "as-the-river-
flows"or "linearly. " On May 9, 1996, the EMC clarified the
definition by stating that the "as-the-river-flows " method is
the appropriate method in determining the Protected Area for
WS-IV run-of-the-river water supplies. The EMC stated that
each proposed modification to the WS-IV Protected Area must
go through the nde-making process. The EMC also stated
that local water supply protection ordinances would remain
in effect until reclassification.
Two requests to modify the Protected Area bouruiary have
recently been received from McDowell and Wilkes Counties.
Their requests affect two water supplies, the Catawba River -
(City of Morganton 's water supply source) and the Yadkin
River - (City of Wilkesboro 's water supply source).
The result of the proposed WS-IV ten-mile Protected Area
boundary modifications will be that local governments having
jurisdiction within the affected areas will have the option of
revising their area of coverage for water supply watershed
protection. In general, less area will be affected. The area
affected by state permitting requirements for landfills,
residual application sites and wastewater discharges will
potentially also be reduced. Streams within the areas
proposed for revision will be considered for reclassification.
Portions of the Yadkin River that are currently classified as
WS-IV and are within the Protected Area being considered for
revision, will become Class C. Portions of the Catawba
River that are currently classified as WS-IV and are within
the Protected Area being considered for revision, will become
Class WS-V. Most affected tributaries will become Class C.
Affected waterbodies classified B will remain Class B.
Supplemental classifications, such as 'Tr" (Trout), are not
proposed for reclassification.
In addition, the City of Winston-Salem is relocating the site
of their future water supply intake in the Yadkin River. The
water supply intake is proposed to be relocated about 600 feet
upstream of Bashavia Creek (tributary to the Yadkin River).
This action requires that the WS-IV Critical Area and its
associated management requirements be relocated upstream
of the new intake location. Another result of relocating the
water supply intake is a reduction in the size of the WS-IV
Protected Area downstream of the proposed intake location.
The proposed reduction in the WS-IV Protected Area will
allow local governments the option of removing their water
supply watershed protection ordinances for the portion of the
WS-IV Protected Area proposed for reduction. The
tributaries (Bashavia and Hunters Creeks) that make up the
area that would no longer be in a WS-IV Protected Area are
proposed to be reclassified from Class WS-IV to Class C.
Comment Procedures: The purpose of the announcement is
to encourage those interested in this proposal to attend the
public hearing and provide verbal or written comments.
Written comments, data, or other information relevant to this
proposal must be submitted by June 8, 1998. It is very
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important that all interested and potentially affected persons
or parties make their views known to the Environmental
Management Commission (EMC) whether in favor or opposed
to any and all provisions of the proposal being noticed.
Written comments may be submitted to: Steve Zoufaly,
DENR/Division of Water Quality, Planning Branch, PO Box
29535. Raleigh. NC 27626-0535. (919) 733-5083, extension
566.
Note: 15A NCAC 2B .0308 - Text shown in bold type has
been approved by the Rules Review Commission at their
January 1998 meeting and is pending the 1998 Legislative
Session. Text shown in italics was previously published in
the 11:28 NC Register.
Note: 15A NCAC 2B .0309 - Text shown m bold type has
been approved by the Rules Review Commission at their
January 1998 meeting and is pending the 1998 Legislative
Session.
Fiscal Note: These Rules affect the expenditures or revenues
of local government funds. These Rules do not have a
substantial economic impact of at least five million dollars
($5,000,000) in a 12-month period.
CHAPTER 2 - ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
SUBCHAPTER 2B - SURFACE WATER AND
WETLAND STANDARDS
SECTION .0300 - ASSIGNMENT OF STREAM
CLASSIFICATIONS
.0308 CATAWBA RIVER BASIN
(a) The schedule may be inspected at the following places:
(1) Clerk of Coun:
Alexander Coimty
Avery County
Burke County
Caldwell County
Catawba County
Gaston County
Iredell County
Lincoln County
McDowell County
Mecklenburg County
Union County
Watauga County
(2) North Carolina Depanment of Environment and
Natural Resources:
(A) Mooresville Regional Office
919 Nonh Main Street
Mooresville, North Carolina
(B) Asheville Regional Office
Interchange Building
59 Woodfin Place
Asheville, North Carolina.
(b) Unnamed Streams. Such streams entering South
Carolina are classified "C."
(c) The Catawba River Basin Schedule of Classifications
and Water Quality Standards was amended effective:
(1) March 1, 1977;
(2) August 12, 1979;
(3) April 1, 1982;
(4) January 1, 1985;
(5) August 1, 1985;
(6) February 1, 1986;
(7) March 1, 1989;
(8) May 1, 1989;
(9) March 1, 1990;
(10) August 1, 1990;
(11) August 3, 1992;
(12) April 1, 1994;
(13) July 1, 1995;
(14) September 1, 1996;
(15) August 1, 1998;
(16) April 1. 1999.
(d) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended effective
March 1, 1989 as follows:
(1) Wilson Creek (Index No. 11-38-34) and all
tributary waters were reclassified from Class
B-trout and Class C-trout to Class B-trout ORW
and Class C-trout ORW.
(e) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended effective
May 1, 1989 as follows:
(1) Henry Fork [Index Nos. 11-129-1-(1) and
ll-129-l-(2)] from source to Laurel Creek,
including all tributaries, were reclassified from
Class w's-I, C and C trout to Class WS-I ORW, C
ORW and C trout ORW, except Ivy Creek and
Rock Creek which will remain Class C trout and
Class C.
(2) Jacob Fork [Index Nos. ll-129-2-(l) and
1 1-129-2-(4)] from source to Camp Creek,
including all tributaries, were reclassified from
Class WS-III trout and WS-III to WS-III trout
ORW and WS-III ORW.
(0 The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended effective
March 1, 1990 as follows:
(1) Upper Creek [Index No. ll-35-2-(l)] from source
to Timbered Branch including all tributaries except
Timbered Branch (Index No. 11-35-2-9) was
reclassified from Class C Trout to Class C Trout
ORW.
(2) Steels Creek [Index No. 11-35-2-12(1)] from
source to Little Fork and all tributaries was
reclassified from Class C Trout to Class C Trout
ORW.
(g) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended effective
August 3. 1992 with the reclassification of all water supply
waters (waters with a primary classification of WS-I, WS-II
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or WS-III). These waters were reclassified to WS-I, WS-II,
WS-III, WS-IV or WS-V as defined in the revised water
supply protection rules, (15A NCAC 2B .0100, .0200 and
.0300) which became effective on August 3, 1992. In some
cases, streams with primary classifications other than WS
were reclassified to a WS classification due to their proximity
and linkage to water supply waters. In other cases, waters
were reclassified from a WS classification to an alternate
appropriate primary classification after being identified as
downstream of a water supply intake or identified as not
being used for water supply purposes.
(h) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended effective
April 1, 1994 as follows:
(1) Friday Lake (Index No. 11-125.5) from its source
to Little Paw Creek was reclassified from Class C
to Class B.
(2) The Linville River [Index No. 12-29-(l)] from
Grandmother Creek to Linville Falls was
reclassified from Class C Tr to Class B Tr.
(i) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended effective
July 1, 1995 with the reclassification of Clark Creek from a
point 0.6 mile downstream of Catawba County SR 2014 to
0.4 mile upstream of Larkard Creek [Index No.
ll-129-5-(4.5)], and Howards Creek from its source to 0.7
mile upstream of Lincoln County State Road 1200 [Index No.
11-129-4], including associated tributaries from Class WS-IV
to Classes C and WS-IV.
(j) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended effective
September 1, 1996 as follows:
(1) North Fork Catawba River [Index No. ll-24-(l)]
from Laurel Branch to Armstrong Creek from Class
C Tr to Class B Tr; and
(2) Catawba River (Lake Hickory) from Rhodhiss dam
to highway 321 Index No. 11 -(51)] [Index No. 11-
(51)1 from Class WS-IVCA to Class WS-IV&B
CA.
(k) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended
effective August 1, 1998 with the revision to the primary
classification for portions of the South Fork Catawba
River [Index No. ll-129-(0.5)] and Hoyle Creek [Index
No. 11-129-15-(1)] from Class WS-IV to Class WS-V.
lU The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended effective
August 1. 1 998 as follows. ■
(1) Mill Creek [Index No. 11-71 from its source to
Swannanoa Creek, including all tributaries, from
Class C Tr to Class C Tr HOW: and
(21 Toms Creek [Index Nos. 11-21-(1) and ll-2l-(2\J
from its source to Harris Creek, including all
tributaries, from Class C Tr t_o Class C Tr HOW
and from Harris Creek to McDowell County SR
1434. including all tributaries, from Class C t_o
Class C HOW.
(m) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Catawba River Basin was amended effective
April L. 1999 with the reclassification of a ponion of the
Catawba River flndex Nos. ll-(27.5) and 11-(31)) from
Class WS-IV & B and WS-IV to Class WS-V & B and WS-V.
Authority G.S. 143-214.1; 143-215.1; 143-215. 3(a)(1).
.0309 YADKIN-PEE DEE RIVER BASEM
(a) The schedule may be inspected at the following
places:
(1) Clerk of Court:
Alexander County
Anson County
Cabarrus County
Caldwell County
Davidson County
Davie County
Forsyth County
Guilford County
Iredell County
Mecklenburg County
Montgomery County
Randolph County
Richmond County
Rowan County
Stanly County
Stokes County
Surry County
Union County
Watauga County
Wilkes County
Yadkin County
(2) North Carolina Department of Environment and
Natural Resources:
(A) Mooresville Regional Office
919 North Main Street
Mooresville, North Carolina
(B) Winston-Salem Regional Office
8025 North Point Boulevard, Suite 100
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
(C) Fayetteville Regional Office
Wachovia Building
Suite 714
Fayetteville, North Carolina
(D) Asheville Regional Office
Interchange Building
59 Woodfin Place
Asheville, North Carolina.
(b) Unnamed Streams. Such streams entering Virginia are
classified "C," and such streams entering South Carolina are
classified "C".
(c) The Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin Schedule of
Classifications and Water Quality Standards was amended
effective:
(1) February 12, 1979;
(2) March 1, 1983;
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(3) August 1, 1985;
(4) February 1, 1986;
(5) October 1, 1988;
(6) March 1, 1989;
(7) January 1, 1990;
(8) August 1, 1990;
(9) January 1. 1992;
(10) April 1, 1992;
(11) Augusts, 1992;
(12) December 1, 1992;
(13) April 1, 1993;
(14) September 1. 1994;
(15) August 1, 1995;
(16) August 1, 1998.
(d) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standard for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin has been
amended effective October 1, 1988 as follows:
(1) Mitchell River [Index No. 12-62-(l)] from source
to mouth of Christian Creek (North Fork Mitchell
River) including all tributaries has been reclassified
from Class B Tr to Class B Tr ORW.
(2) Mitchell River [Index No. 12-62-(7)] from mouth
of Christian Creek (North Fork Mitchell River) to
Surry County SR 1315 including all tributaries has
been classified from Class C Tr to C Tr ORW,
except Christian Creek and Robertson Creek which
will be reclassified from Class B Tr to Class B Tr
ORW.
(3) Mitchell River [Index No. 12-62-(12)] from Surry
County SR 1315 to mouth of South Fork Mitchell
River including all tributaries from Class C to
Class C ORW.
(e) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin was amended
effective March 1, 1989 as follows:
(1) Elk Creek [Index Nos. 12-24-(l) and 12-24-(10)]
and all tributary waters were reclassified from Class
B-trout, Class C-trout and Class B to Class B-trout
ORW, Class C-trout ORW and Class B ORW.
(f) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin was amended
effective January 1, 1990 as follows: Barnes Creek (Index
No. 13-2-18) was reclassified from Class C to Class C ORW.
(g) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin has been
amended effective January 1, 1992 as follows:
(1) Little River [Index Nos. 13-25-(10) and
13-25-(19)| from Suggs Creek to Densons Creek
has been reclassified from Classes WS-III and C to
Classes WS-III HQW and C HQW.
(2) Densons Creek [Index No. 13-25-20-(l)] from its
source to Troy's Water Supply Intake including all
tributaries has been reclassified from Class WS-III
to Class WS-III HQW.
(3) Bridgers Creek (Index No. 13-25-24) from its
source to the Little River has been reclassified from
Class C to Class C HQW.
(h) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin was amended
effective April 1, 1992 with the reclassification of the North
Prong South Fork Mitchell River from Class C to Class C
Trout.
(i) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River was amended
effective August 3, 1992 with the reclassification of all water
supply waters (waters with a primary classification of WS-I,
WS-II or WS-III). These waters were reclassified to WS-I,
WS-II, WS-III. WS-IV or WS-V as defined in the revised
water supply protection rules, (15A NCAC 2B .0100, .0200
and .0300) which became effective on August 3, 1992. In
some cases, streams with primary classifications other than
WS were reclassified to a WS classification due to their
proximity and linkage to water supply waters. In other cases,
waters were reclassified from a WS classification to an
alternate appropriate primary classification after being
identified as downstream of a water supply intake or
identified as not being used for water supply purposes.
(j) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin has been
amended effective December 1, 1992 as follows:
(1) Pike Creek (Index No. 12-46-1-2) was reclassified
from Class C Tr to Class C Tr HQW;
(2) Basin Creek (Index No. 12-46-2-2) was reclassified
from Class C Tr to Class C Tr ORW;
(3) Bullhead Creek (Index No. 12-46-4-2) was
reclassified from Class C Tr to Class C Tr ORW;
(4) Rich Mountain Creek (Index No. 12-46-4-2-2) was
reclassified from Class Tr to Class C Tr ORW; and
(5) Widows Creek (Index No. 12-46-4-4) was
reclassified from Class C Tr HQW to Class C Tr
ORW.
(k) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin has been
amended effective September 1, 1994 as follows:
(1) Lanes Creek [Index Nos. 13-I7-40-(l) and 13-17-
40-(10.5)] from its source to the Marshville water
supply dam including tributaries was reclassified
from Classes WS-II and WS-II CA to Class WS-V.
(2) The South Yadkin River [Index Nos. 12-108-(9.7)
and 12-108-(15.5)] from Iredell County SR 1892 to
a point 0.7 mile upstream of the mouth of Hunting
Creek including associated tributaries was
reclassified from Classes WS-V, C and WS-IV to
Classes WS-V, WS-IV, C and WS-IV CA.
(3) The Yadkin River [Index Nos. 12-(53) and 12-(71)]
from a point 0.3 mile upstream of the mouth of
Elkin Creek (River) to the Town of King water
supply intake including associated tributaries was
reclassified from Classes C and WS-IV to Classes
WS-IV and WS-IV CA.
(4) The Yadkin River [Index Nos. 12-(80.5), 12-(81.5)
and 12-(84.5)| from the Town of King water supply
intake to the Davie County water supply intake
reclassified from Classes C, B, WS-IV and WS-V
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10 Classes WS-IV, WS-IV&B and WS-IV CA.
(1) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin has been
amended effective August 1, 1995 as follows: Bear Creek
[Index Nos. 12-108-18-(3), 12-108-18-(3.3)]. Little Bear
Creek (Index No. 12-108-18-2), and Blue Branch (Index No.
12-108-18-2-1) were reclassified from WS-II and WS-II CA
(Critical Area) to C and WS-IV.
(m) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin was
amended effective August 1, 1998 with the revision to the
primary classification for portions of the Yadkin River
[Index No. 12-(45)] from Class WS-IV to WS-V, Yadkin
River [Index No. 12-(67.5)] from Class WS-IV to Class C,
Yadkin River [Index Nos. 12-(93.5) and 12-(98.5)] from
Class WS-IV to Class WS-V, South Yadkin River [Index
No. 12-108-(12.5)] from Class WS-IV to Class WS-V, and
South Yadkin River [Index Nos. 12-108-(19.5) and 12-108-
(22)] from Class WS-IV to Class C.
(n) The Schedule of Classifications and Water Quality
Standards for the Yadkin Pee-Dee River Basin was amended
effective April L, 1999 with the reclassification of a portion
of the Yadkin River [Index No. 12-(80.5)1 from WS-IV CA
to WS-IV. A portion of the Yadkin River 0.5 mile upstream
of Bashavia Creek was reclassified from WS-IV to WS-IV
CA. Bashavia Creek findex Nos. 12-81-(0.5) and 12-81-(2)1
was reclassified from WS-IV and WS-IV CA to Class C
Tributaries to Bashavia Creek were also reclassified to Class
C. Portions of the Yadkin River [Index Nos. 12-(25.5) and
12-(27)] were reclassified from WS-IV to Class C and from
WS-IV & B to Class B^ Tributaries were reclassed from
Class WS-IV to Class C.
Supplemental classifications were
not changed.
Authority G.S. 143-214.1; 143-215.1; 143-215. 3(a)(1).
TITLE 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
EDUCATION
Editor's Note: The State Board of Education is exempt from
certain provisions of Article 2A of the Administrative
Procedures Act. For specific exemptions, see Chapter 716 of
the 1995 (Reg. Sess., 1996) Session Laws of the NC General
Assembly.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with G.S. 150B-21.2
that the State Board of Education intends to adopt 16
NCAC 6E .0105; 6G .0310, .0501; and amend rules cited as
16 NCAC 6C .0502; 6G .0305.
Proposed Effective Date: July 1, 1998
A Public Hearing will be conducted at 10:00 a.m. on April
17, 1998 at the Education Building, Room 224, 301 N.
Wilmington St., Raleigh. NC.
Reason for Proposed Action: SL 1997-269 requires the
Board to establish "guidelines " for principals to follow in
decided whether to admit a 4-year-old to kindergarten. SL
1997-221, s. 13(a) rewrote GS 115C-325 to provide for case
manager hearings. Subsection (/)(2) requires the Board to
adopt rules for those hearings. SL 1997-430, s. 5, rewrote
GS 115C-238.29F(c)(l) to require the Board to adopt rules
regarding liability insurance for charter schools. The Board
directed staff to develop a measurement for high school
performance in the ABCs Program, which requires
calculation of school performance. The Board also decided
to use the most current data for Grade 3 to measure an
elementary school 's performance under the ABCs.
Comment Procedures: Interested persons may present their
views either orally or in writing at the hearing. In addition,
the record of the hearing will be open for receipt of written
comments from April 1, 1998 to May 1, 1998. Such written
comments must be delivered or mailed to the State Board of
Education, 301 N. Wilmington Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-
2825.
CHAPTER 6 - ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY
EDUCATION
SUBCHAPTER 6C - PERSONNEL
SECTION .0500 - PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
SYSTEM
.0502 HEARINGS UNDER G.S. 1 15C-325a) AND (j3)
fa) — Th e P r of e ssional Review C o mmission is that body
es t ablished — tmdcr — G-:&-. 115C-325(g) — to — re vi e w — a
r ecomm e nda t ion — that — a car eer — t each er — be — dismissed or
dem ot ed.
(b) As s o on as p rac t icabl e af ter a p anel of t he pr ofessional
review commission has been designa t ed, the de p artment shall
assign s t aff t o mee t with th e p an e l to :
t+) r eview G.S. 115C-32 5 :
i^ inform th e p an e l m e mbe r s o f their res po nsibili t ies;
fSr) se t a date, t ime and p lace f or the hearing; and
f4) n o tify th e p ar t i e s of th e date, time and place of t h e
hearing and o f t hei r righ t s as se t fo r th in G.S.
(c) Hearings conducted by a LEA und er G.S. 1 15C-325(k)
o r (1) are gove r ned by 1 15C-325(i) and the following :
ta — The p a r ties have the righ t to cross-examine all
t^
o pp osing wi t ness e s.
t2) — The p arties have the r igh t t o have sub p oenas and
sub p oenas duces tecum issued in blank to compel
the attendance of wi t nesses and t he p roduction of
documents.
(3) — The LEA has t he p owe r:
(A) to have counsel to d e v e lo p the case;
ffi) to take testimony;
to to examine witness e s;
(©) to p unish fo r contem p t fo r any disord e rly
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conduct or distu r bance lending to dismpt the
hearing: and
t&) 10 direct a continuance of the cas e .
f4i The LEA shall make a com p l e te r e cord of the
evidence received du r ing the hea r ing.
In hearings conducted by a case manager under G.S. 1 15C-
325(i) and by a local board of education under G.S. 1 15C-
325(j3). the superintendent shall:
(1) provide the facility in which the hearing is to be
conducted: and
(2) employ a certified court reporter to record and if
requested to transcribe the proceedings.
Authorin- G.S. 1 15C-325(j)(2).
SUBCHAPTER 6E - STUDENTS
SECTION .0100 - ATTENfDANCE
Editor's Note: 772/5 Rule was published in 12:05 NCR 433
under a temporary adoption. Tfiis publication is showing
changes from the temporary rule.
.0105 EARLY ADMISSION TO KINDERGARTEN
(a) To determine the eligibility of a four-year-old child to
enter kindergarten pursuant to the provisions of G.S. 115C-
364(d), the principal shall confer with a committee of
professional educators to consider for each child the
following factors:
(1) Student Aptitude. The child shall be precocious in
academic and social development and shall score at
the 99th 98th percentile on a standard individual
test of intelligence such as the Stanford-Binet, The
Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of
Intelligence, the Kaufman Anderson, or any other
comparable test administered by a licensed
psychologist.
(2) Achievement. The child shall be functioning from
two to three years beyond the child's peers. The
child shall score at the 99th 98th percentile on
either reading or mathematics on a standard test of
achievement such as the Metropolitan Readiness
Test, the Stanford Early School Achievement Test,
The Mini Battery of Achievement, the Woodcock-
Johnson, the Test of Early Mathematics Ability
(TEMA)^ p ai r ed with the Test of Early Reading
Ability (TERA), or any other comparable test
administered by a licensed p sychologist
psychologist, a member of the psychologist's
professional staff, or a professional educator who is
trained in tlie use of tlie instrument and who has no
conflict of interest in the outcome of the
assessment .
(3) Performance. The child shall be able to perform
tasks well above age peers as evidenced by
behaviors in one or more areas such as independent
reading, problem solving skills, advanced
vocabulary, and some writing fluency. The parent
shall submit a sample of the child's work that
shows outstanding examples of ability in any area
including, but not limited to, art, mathematics,
writing, dramatic play, creative productions,
science, or social interactions. The principal may
also require a teacher to complete an informal
reading assessment of the child.
(.4) Observable Student Behavior/Student Interest. The
child shall demonstrate social and developmental
maturity sufficient to participate in a structured
setting for a Ml school day. The child shall be
capable of following verbal instructions and
functioning independently within a group. The
parent shall provide two recommendation letters
with specific documentation of physical and social
maturity from preschool teachers, child care
workers, pediatricians, or others who have direct
knowledge of the child. Useful documentation
checklists include the California Preschool
Competency Scale, the Harrison Scale, or any other
comparable scale of early social development.
(5) Motivation/Student Interest. The principal or
principal's designee shall conduct an informal
interview with the child and a more structured
interview with the parent to determine if the child
displays a thirst for knowledge and seeks new and
challenging learning situations.
(b) The parent shall present the information required by
this Rule to the principal within the first 30 calendar days of
the school's instructional year. All testing shall be
administered after the April 16th that follows the child's
fourth birthday. The principal shall decide whether to grant
the parent's request for enrollment within three weeks after
receiving this information. The principal may conditionally
enroll the child for up to ninety days in order to observe
whether the child is able to adjust to the school setting. If the
principal determines that the child has not adjusted to the
school setting, the principal shall deny the request for
enrollment. However, before the child is exited from school,
the principal shall invite the parent to assist in the
development of intervention strategies for the child. If those
strategies are not successful, the principal shall provide the
parent at least 10 days notice before exiting the child from
school so tlie parent may arrange child care, if needed.
(c) LEAs may require parents to supply information in
addition to that required by this Rule. LEAs may also require
specific tests or other measures to provide information
relating to the factors listed in Paragraph (a) of this Rule.
(d) Early admission to kindergarten shall not automatically
result in the placement of the child in the program for
academically gifted students. By the time the child has been
enrolled for 90 calendar days, or at any earlier time that
school officials determine that the child has adjusted
satisfactorily and shall be allowed to remain in school, the
gifted identification team shall review the child's information
to determine if the child shall receive gifted services. If the
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team determines that the child shall receive gifted services, it
shall develop either a differentiated education plan or an
individual differentiated education plan for the child.
Authority G.S. 115C-364(d); N.C. Constitution, Article IX,
Sec. 5.
SUBCHAPTER 6G - EDUCATION AGENCY
RELATIONS
SECTION .0300 - PERFORMANCE-BASED
ACCOUNTABILITY PROGRAM
.0305 ANNUAL PERFORMANCE STANDARDS,
GRADES K-8
(a) For purposes of this Section, the following definitions
shall apply to kindergarten through eighth grade:
(1) "Accountability measures" are SBE-adopted tests
designed to gauge student performance and
achievement.
(2) "bo" means the state average rate of growth used in
the regression formula for the respective grades and
subjects. The values for bo shall be as follows:
(A) for reading:
(i) (ree.Z for grade 3:
(ii) 5.2 for grade 4;
(iii) 4.6 for grade 5
(iv) 3.0 for grade 6
(v) 3.3 for grade 7; and
(vi) 2.7 for grade 8.
(B) for mathematics:
(i) •i+:9JL2^forgrade3;
(ii) 7.3 for grade 4;
(iii) 7.4 for grade 5;
(iv) 7.1 for grade 6;
(v) 6.5 for grade 7; and
(vi) 4.9 for grade 8.
(3) "b|" means the value used to estimate true
proficiency in the regression formula. The values
for b, shall be 0.22 for reading and 0.26 for
ma t hematics, mathematics except for third grade.
The values for third grade shall be 0.46 for reading
and 0.30 for mathematics.
(4) "b2" means the value used to estimate regression to
the mean in the regression formula. The values for
b, shall be -0.60 for reading and -0.58 for
ma t hema t ics, mathematics except for third grade.
The values for third grade shall be -0.91 for
reading and -0.47 for mathematics.
(5) "Compliance commission" means that group of 20
persons selected by the SHE to advise the SEE on
testing and other issues related to school
accountability and improvement. The commission
shall be composed of five teachers, five principals,
four central office staff representatives, two local
school board representatives, and four at-large
members who represent parents, business, and the
community.
(6) "Composite score means a summary of student
performance in a school in reading, writing, and
mathematics.
(7) "Eligible students" means the total number of
students in membership minus the number of
students exempted from testing.
(8) "Expected growth" means the amount of growth in
student performance that is projected through use of
the regression formula.
(9) "Exemplary growth" means the amount of growth
in student performance that is projected through use
of the regression formula that includes the state
average rate of growth adjusted by an additional ten
percent (10%).
(10) "Growth standards" are the benchmarks set
annually by the SEE to measure a school's progress
by use of the regression formula and the composite
score and are equivalent to expected growth.
(11) "IRM" is the index for regression to the mean used
in the regression formula. The SEE shall compute
the IRM for reading by subtracting the North
Carolina average reading scale score from the local
school average reading scale score. The SEE shall
compute the IRM for mathematics by subtracting
the North Carolina average reading scale score
from the local school average mathematics scale
score. The SEE shall base the state average
(12) "ITP" is the index for true proficiency used in the
regression formula. The SHE shall compute the ITP
by adding the North Carolina average scale scores
in reading and mathematics and subtracting that
sum from the addition of the local school average
scale scores in reading and mathematics. The SEE
shall base the state average on data from the 1994-
95 school year.
(13) "Performance standards" are the percent of students
in a school who are at or above grade level as that
term is defined by 16 NCAC 60 .0304. In
determining the number of students who are
performing at or above grade level at a school, the
SEE shall:
(A) determine the number and percentage of
students who are at Level III or IV in each
content area (reading, mathematics and
writing) across grades; and
(E) total the numerators for the various content
areas, total the denominators for the various
content areas, and calculate the total
percentage (composite) performance
standard.
(14) "Regression formula" means a formula that defines
one variable in terms of one or more other variables
for the purpose of making a prediction or
constructing a model.
(15) "Standard deviation" is a statistic that indicates how
much a set of scores vary. The values used in
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determining the composite score shall be based on
data from the 1993-94 school year.
(b) In carr>'ing out its duty under G.S. 115C-105.35 to
establish annual performance goals for each school, the SBE
shall use both growth standards and performance standards.
The SBE shall calculate the expected growth rate for an
individual school by using the regression formula "Expected
Growth = bo + (b, x ITP) + (b, x IRM)."
(c) Schools shall be accountable for student performance
and achievement. To be included in accountability measures
for the growth standard, a student in grade three through
grade eight must:
( 1 ) have a pre-test score and a post-test score in reading
and mathematics. Students in grades four or seven
with writing scores shall also be included.
(2) have been in membership more than one-half of the
instructional period (91 of 180 days for regular
schedules or 46 of 90 days for semester or block
schedules).
(3) Students shall be included in the performance
standard if they have reading, mathematics, or
writing scores without reference to pretest scores or
length of membership.
(d) The SBE shall include in the accountability system on
the same basis as all other public schools each alternative
school with an identification number assigned by the
Department. Test scores for students who attend programs or
classes in a facility that does not have a separate school
number shall be reported to and included in the students'
home schools.
(e) Each school shall test at least 98 percent of its eligible
students. If a school fails to test at least 98 percent of its
eligible students for two consecutive school years, the SBE
may designate the school as low-performing and may target
the school for assistance and intervention. Each school shall
make public the percent of eligible students that the school
tests.
(0 All students who are following the standard course of
study and who are not eligible for exemption as set out in
paragraph (g) of this Rule shall take the SBE-adopted tests.
Every student, including those students who are exempted
from testing, shall complete or have completed an answer
document (except in writing). Both the school and the LEA
shall maintain records on the exemptions of students from
testing. The Department may audit these records.
(g) Individual students may be exempted from SBE-
adopted tests as follows:
(1) Limited English proficient students may be
exempted for up to two years beginning with the
time of enrollment if the student's English language
proficiency has been assessed as no\'ice/low to
intermediate/low in listening, reading, and writing.
A student whose English language proficiency has
been assessed as intermediate/high or advanced may
be exempted from tests in which the student writes
responses for up to two years. LEAs shall use other
assessment methods for exempted students to
demonstrate that these students are progressing in
English and other subject areas.
(2) Students with disabilities may be exempted on an
individual basis if the exemption is stated in the
student's lEP and if the student is not following the
standard course of study. If a student with
disabilities is exempted from testing in one subject
but is included in testing for the remaining
subjects, that student shall be included in the
school's 98 percent tested requirement. The parent
or guardian, or the student if over age 18, shall
sign a written consent for test exemption that
certifies that the parent, guardian, or student
understands that the exemption for the eighth grade
tests may cause the student not to be eligible to
receive a high school diploma,
(h) LEAs shall administer alternative assessments to
students who are exempted from testing to demonstrate
mastery of course or specific curriculum content,
(i) The SBE shall calculate a school's expected growth
composite in student performance using the following
process:
(1) Calculate the indices for writing (separately) for the
three most current years for achievement levels as
defined by 16 NCAC 6C .0103(a)(1) as follows:
(A) Multiply the percent of students at level IV
by 3.
(B) Multiply the percent of students at level III
by 2.
(C) Determine the percent of students at level II.
(D) Add the three numbers together and divide
by three.
(E) Determine the difference in scores that is
greatest by subtracting the index two years
ago from the most recent index and then by
subtracting the index for the prior school
year from the most recent index. Multiply
the resulting difference by one half.
(2) Review expected and e.xemplary growth standards
for reading and mathematics at each grade level
included in the state testing program.
(3) Determine the actual growth in reading and
mathematics at each grade level included in the
state testing program, using data on groups of
matched students.
(4) Subtract the expected growth from the actual
growth in reading and mathematics at each grade
level included in the state testing program. In
writing, one tenth (.1) must be subtracted from the
greater of the two writing differences.
(5) Divide the differences for reading, writing, and
mathematics by the standard deviations of the
respective differences in growth at each grade level
to determine the standardized growth score.
(6) Add the e.xpected standardized growth scores for
reading and mathematics at each grade level from
grade 3 to 8, and for writing at grades 4 and 7. If
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the resulting number is zero or above, the school
has met the expected growth standard.
(7) To determine the composite score for exemplary
standards:
(A) Subtract the exemplary growth from the
actual growth standard in reading and
mathematics at each grade level included in
the state testing program. In writing, one
tenth (.1) must be subtracted from the greater
of the two writing differences.
(B) Divide the difference in growth for reading,
writing, and mathematics by the standard
deviations of the respective differences in
growth at each grade level to determine the
standardized growth score.
(C) Add the exemplary standardized growth
scores for reading and mathematics at each
grade level from grade 3 to 8, and for
writing at grades 4 and 7. If the resulting
number is zero or above, the school has met
the exemplary growth standard.
(j) If school officials believe that the school's growth
standards were unreasonable due to specific, compelling
reasons, the school may appeal its growth standards to the
SBE. The SBE shall appoint an appeals coirmiittee composed
of a panel selected from the compliance commission to review
written appeals from schools. The school officials must
clearly document the circumstances that made the goals
unrealistic and must submit its appeal to the SBE within 30
days of receipt of notice from the Department of the school's
performance. The appeals committee shall review all appeals
and shall make recommendations to the SBE. The SBE shall
make the final decision on the reasonableness of the growth
goals.
Authority G.S. 115C-12(9)c4.
.0310 ANNUAL PERFORMANCE STANDARDS,
GRADES 9-12
(a) The definitions contained in Rule .0305 of this Section
are incorporated into this Rule by reference thereto. In
addition, the following definitions shall apply:
(1) "Composite expected gain" is equivalent to
"expected growth" as used in 16 NCAC 60 .0305.
(2) "Exemplary gain" is equivalent to "exemplary
growth" as used in Rule .0305 of this Section.
(3) "Exemplary target index" is the score a school must
attain to meet its exemplary growth standard.
(4) "High school performance composite" is the
weighted average of the percentages of students in a
high school who score at or above level III on the
end-of-course (EOC) tests for Algebra L Biology-
Economic Legal and Political Systems (ELPS).
English L English IL and U.S. History for the
current school year, h is determined by adding the
number of students at or above level III on each of
the EOC tests and dividing that sum by the total of
students who have valid scores on each of the tests.
(5) The "standard deviation of change" for computing
composite expected gain is as follows:
(A) for Algebra I. 7.4:
(B) for Biology, 6.4:
£Q for ELPS. 7.9:
(D) for English I. 5.6:
£E1 for English II. 7.6:
(F) for U.S. Historv, 5.7: and
(G) for College Prep/College Tech Prep
(CP/CTP):
£il Using data for the 1996-97 school
year, determine for each high school
the number of graduates who satisfied
the requirements for College Prep
(only) and the number of graduates
who satisfied the requirements for
College Tech Prep (only). Add these
two numbers together and divide by
the total number of graduates at the
high school. Multiply the result by
100 to obtain the percentage of
graduates who satisfied the
requirements of CP/CTP:
£ii} Repeat the first step with data from
the 1995-96 school year so that
percentages of students who satisfied
the CP/CTP requirements are
available for these two consecutive
years:
(iii) Subtract the percentage of students
who satisfied the CP/CTP
requirements in 1995-96 from the
percentage of students who satisfied
the CP/CTP requirements in 1996-97.
This difference is the change (positive
or negative) in the percentage of
students satisfying the requirements of
CP/CTP for the baseline years
applicable to the high school
accountability model:
(iv) Average the school change results
from step (iii) across all schools:
(v) Next compute the standard deviation
of the school changes by subtracting
the average school change computed
in step (iv) from each individual
school change. Then square each
resulting difference. Next add the
squared differences across all schools.
Finally, divide the sum of squared
differences by the number of schools,
less one (1.0). The square root of this
result is tlie standard deviation of
change.
(6) The "standard deviation of change" for computing
standard exemplary gain is as follows:
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LAi
mi
lEi
in
for Algebra I. 7.3:
for Biology. 6.3:
for ELPS. 7.8:
for English L 5.5:
for English II. 7.5:
for U.S. History. 5.6:
m
for CP/CTP. use the
Part (a)(5)(G) of this Rule.
"Standard exemplary gain" is
and
Igure computed under
the difference
between the exemplary target index (Column I of
the worksheet ) and the baseline (Column D of the
worksheet) divided by a standard deviation so that
all components of the composite score shall be
equally weighted in the baseline years, which are
1995. 1996. and 1997 for the first six courses and
1997 and 1998 for CP/CTP.
(b) Using the worksheet in this paragraph, the process to
determine the composite expected gain for a high school is as
follows:
( 1 ) Compute the EOC index for the first six courses in
Column A for the current year and the two previous
years by multiplying the percentage of students at
level lY by i. the percentage of students at level III
by 2^ and die percentage of students at level U by
1^ Add the products and divide by 3 to obtain the
EOC index for each course.
(2) Compute the EOC indices for three years for each
of these courses and enter the results in Columns
A. R, and C The school years shown in the
worksheet are an example of a current calculation
and are not tlie school years to be used in
succeeding annual calculations.
(3) Determine the baseline by adding Columns B and C
and dividing by 2^ Enter the quotient in Column D.
(4) Subtract the baseline (Column D) from the current
(5)
L6j
til
iSJ
EOC index (Column A). Enter the difference in
Column E.
Subtract 0.1 from each difference in Column E and
enter the result in Column R
Divide each recentered difference (Column F) by
the associated standard deviation of change
(Column G). Enter the quotient in Column H. This
is tlie standard expected gain for a given course.
Compute the composite expected gain for CP/CTP
by comparing the current year's percentage of
graduates who complete either of the two courses of
study with the previous year's percentage. Students
shall be counted only once if they complete both
courses of study.
(A) Enter the percentage of current graduates
who have completed either course of study in
Column A:
Enter the percentages of graduates from the
previous school year who completed either
course of study in Column B.
Subtract Column B from Column A and
enter the difference in Column E;
IB]
£C1
im
Subtract 0. 1 from the result in Column E to
recenter and enter the result in Column F
unless the percentages in Columns A and B
are both equal to 100. In that event, enter
zero in Column F;
Divide the result in Column F by the
standard deviation of change and enter the
result in Column H.
Compute the total composite gain by adding the
numbers in Column iL If t]ie sum is equal to or
greater than zero, the school has met the composite
expected gain standard.
Column
A
97-98
EOC
Index
B
96-97
EOC
Index
C
95-96
EOC
Index
D
Baseline
(B 4-0/2
E
Difference
(A-D)
F
Recenter
(E-0.1)
G
Standard
Deviation
of Change
(Expected)
H
Standard
Gain
(Expected)
(F/G)
7
Components
of Composite
Gain
1. Aluebra I
7.4
2. Bioloizv
6.4
3. ELPS
7.9
4. Entilish I
5.6
5. Eni;lish 11
7.6
6. US Histiip.
5.7
7. CP'CTP
Total Con
iposite Gain
Met if = or
>0
(c) The process to determine exemplary gain for a high school shall use the data entered in Columns A through F for
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the first six courses of the worksheet as described in
Paragraph (b) of this Rule. The process, which uses the
worksheet below, is as follows:
(1) Calculate the exemplary target index for each
course as follows:
(A) Subtract the baseline index (Column D) from
100:
(B) Multiply this difference by one-twentieth
(0.05):
(C) Add this product to the baseline index to
determine the targeted exemplary index and
enter the result in Column L
(2) Determine the standard exemplary gain for each
course as follows:
(A) Subtract the exemplary target index (Column
li from the current year's EOC index
(Column A) for each course and enter the
difference in Column Jj.
(B) Diyide the difference (Column J) by the
standard deviation of change for exemplary
gain (Column K) and enter the result in
Column Li
£Q For CP/CTP. enter the number from Column
F in the space below Columns I and J for the
other courses, enter the number from
Column G in Column K. diyide Column J by
Column K and enter the result in Column L:
(D) Add the numbers in Column L. If the sum is
equal to or greater than zero, the school has
met its exemplary gain standard.
Column:
I
J
K
L
EOC
Exemplary Target
Index
[(100-D)X.05] + D
Difference
(AT)
Standard
Deviation of
Change
(Exemplary)
Standard Gain
(Exemplary)
(J/K)
Algebra I
7.3
Biology
6.3
ELPS
7.8
English I
5.5
English II
7.5
US History
5.6
CP/CTP
Recemered Difference
(Column E)
Exemplary Gain Met if = >0
(d) Calculate the school's high school performance
composite according to the process described in subparagraph
(a)(4) of this Rule.
Authority G.S. 115C-296(a).
SECTION .0500 - CHARTER SCHOOLS
.0501 LIABILITY INSURANCE
(a) Each charter school shall obtain the following types
and amounts of liability insurance coverage:
(1) errors and omissions: one million dollars
($1.000.000) per claim:
i21 general liability: one million dollars ($1.000.000)
per occurrence:
(3) boiler and machinery: the replacement cost of the
building:
(4) real and personal property: the appraised value of
the building and contents:
(5) fidelity bonds: the amount of funds received by the
charter school in the previous fiscal year from state
and local sources:
(6) automobile liability: one million dollars
($1.000.000) p er occurrence: and
(7) workers' compensation: as specified by G.S. 97.
(b) The provisions of tins Rule shall not preclude any
charter school from obtaining liability insurance coverage in
addition to or in excess of the requirements of this Rule.
Authority G.S. 115C-238.29F{c)(l).
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The Codifier of Rules has entered the following temporary rule(s) in the North Carolina Administrative Code. Pursuant to
G.S. 150B-21.1(e), publication of a temporary ride in the North Carolina Register senes as a notice of rule-making
proceedings unless this notice has been previously published by the agency.
TITLE 15A - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT
AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Rule-making Agency: NC Marine Fisheries Commission
Rule Citation: 15A NCAC SO .0306
Effective Date: April 6. 1998
Findings Reviewed and Approved by: Beecher R. Gray
Authority for the rule-making: G.S. 113-134; 113-153. 1
Reason for Proposed Action: Prior to the Fisheries Reform
Act of 1997 (Chapter 400). the Appeals Panel, in their review
of petitions for new licenses, denied applications for
subsistence purposes because licensees were entitled to obtain
endorsement to sell licenses and enter the fishery with the
ability to add to the number of participants who fish and sell
their catch. The Fisheries Reform .Act placed a moratorium
on the issuance of Endorsement to Sell Licenses. Therefore,
the Appeals Panel can issue hardship licenses to individuals
who need the license in order to provide subsistence without
having the concern of those individuals obtaining an
Endorsement to Sell License.
Comment Procedures: Written comments may be submitted
to the Marine Fisheries Commission. Attention Juanita
Gaskill. PO Box 769. Morehead City, NC 28557. Comments
will be accepted through April 20, 1998. The Marine
Fisheries Commission will develop a schedule for public
hearings at a Business Meeting scheduled for April 30 - May
I, 1998, at the Hatteras /Buxton Civic Center.
CHAPTER 3 - MARINE HSHERIES
SUBCHAPTER 30 - LICENSES, LEASES, AND
FRANCHISES
SECTION .0300 - LICENSE APPEAL PROCEDURES
.0306 HARDSHIP LICENSES
The following criteria will be applied in approving or
denying petitions based on hardship:
(1) A petition will be denied unless it demonstrates at
least one of the following circumstances:
(a) For each license applied for. the petitioner
has held that license or an equivalent
commercial fishing license from North
Carolina or from another state or jurisdiction
in two out of the past three years; and
petitioner can demonstrate extenuating or
extraordinary circumstances which prevented
him or her from obtaining the North
Carolina commercial fishing license for
1993-1994;
(b) It can be demonstrated that petitioner did not
obtain a 1993-1994 license because petitioner
was on active military duty outside the state
and that for two out of the three years
previous to going on active military duty,
petitioner held the license being applied for;
(c) The petitioner has become 16 years of age
since June 30. 1994; has a history of
commercial fishing with their parent or
guardian; and holds a Shellfish or Crab
License;
(d) A member of the petitioner's immediate
family, who holds a current license, has
died, is incapacitated, or is retiring from the
commercial fishery; the petitioner needs the
license to continue in that fishery operation;
and the family member will surrender the
license upon approval of the petition; or
(e) The petitioner is applying for a commercial
vessel license; does not have and has not
applied for a vessel endorsement to seU fish;
can demonstrate that the license is necessary
to provide nutritional subsistence for
petitioner's household which petitioner is
otherwise unable to afford; and petitioner
agrees to restrict possession of fish to
recreational size and creel limits; or
(f) t^ The petitioner can demonstrate facts similar
in hardship to the preceding situations.
(2) Hardship and emergency licenses are issued solely
to the petitioner based upon individual
demonstration of need. A petition may be denied if
the Appeals Panel finds that the petitioner is unable
to demonstrate a substantial adverse effect on his or
her livelihood in the event the license is denied.
(3) The petition shall be denied if, the petitioner has a
history of fishing law violations which would cause
petitioner to be ineligible for a license in North
Carolina or has a history of substantial
noncompliance with federal or state laws,
regulations, or rules for the protection of marine
and estuarine resources in any state or jurisdiction.
(4) The holder of a current and valid hardship license
on June 30 of the license year has the same
eligibility to renew the license as persons not
subject to the moratorium.
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History Note: Filed as a Temporary Adoption Eff. August
9, 1994, for a period of 180 days or until the permanent rule
becomes effective, whichever is sooner;
Authority G.S. 113-134; 113-153.1; 1993 (Regular Session
1994), c. 576, s. 3; 143B-289.4;
Eff. February 1, 1995;
Temporary Amendment Eff April 6. 1998.
Rule-making Agency:
Commission
North Carolina Wildlife Resources
Rule Citation: 15A NCAC lOF .0345, .0347
Effective Date: April 1, 1998
Findings Reviewed and Approved by: Beecher R. Gray
Authority for the rule-making: G.S. 75A-3; 75A-15
Reason for Proposed Action:
ISA NCAC lOF .0345 - The Wildlife Resources Commission
initiated the no-wake zone pursuant to G.S. 75A-15. to
protect public safety in the area by restricting vessel speeds.
ISA NCAC lOF .0347 - The Craven County Board of
Commissioners initiated the vessel exclusion zone pursuant to
G.S. 75A-15, to protect public safety in the swimming area.
Comment Procedures: The North Carolina Wildlife
Resources Commission has the authority to adopt temporary
rules pursuant to S.L. 1997-0403. These temporary rules are
adopted following the public hearing and public comment
period established for permanent rule adoption. A public
hearing was held on December 30, 1997 for the permanent
rules and the record of hearing for public comment was
closed on February 1 1 , 1998. The submission for permanent
rule is on file with the Rules Review Commission.
CHAPTER 10 - WILDLIFE RESOURCES AND
WATER SAFETY
approximately ten acres wherein a Wildlife
Resources Commission access area is located as
indicated by markers placed and maintained by the
Wildlife Resources Commission.
(3) The waters surrounding and within 150 yards of the
shore of the peninsula wherein a Wildlife Resources
Commission access area know as Holleman Boating
Access Area is located and as indicated by markers
placed and maintained by the Wildlife Resources
Commission.
(b) Restricted Zones. Except for authorized persoimel of
the power company, no person shall operate a motorboat or
vessel in any restricted zone which is marked to prevent entry
by boats.
(c) Mast Height. No person shall place or operate on the
regulated area described in Paragraph (a) of this Rule any
sailboat or other vessel having a mast or any superstructure
extending vertically above water level a distance of 35 feet or
more.
(d) Speed Limit. No person shall operate a vessel at
greater than no-wake speed within any of the regulated areas
described in Paragraph (a) of this Rule.
(e) Swimming Areas. No person shall operate any vessel
or water skis within a marked public swimming area.
(f) Placement and Maintenance of Markers. The Board of
Commissioners of Chatham County and the Board of
Commissioners of Wake County are designated suitable
agencies for placement and maintenance of markers
implementing this Rule within their respective counties.
Provided the said boards exercise their supervisory
responsibilities, they may delegate the actual placement and
maintenance to some other responsible agency, corporation,
group or individual. With regard to marking the regulated
areas described in Paragraph (a) of this Rule, the
supplementary standards set forth in Rule .0301(g) of this
Section shall apply.
History Note: Authority G.S. 75A-3; 75A-15;
Eff. August 1. 1983;
Amended Eff. February 1, 1990;
Temporary' Amendment Eff April 1. 1998.
SUBCHAPTER lOF - MOTORBOATS AND
WATER SAFETY
SECTION .0300 - LOCAL WATER SAFETY
REGULATIONS
.0345 CHATHAM AND WAKE COUNTIES
(a) Regulated Areas. This Rule applies to the following
waters of the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant Reservoir,
otherwise known as Harris Reservoir, which is located in the
counties of Chatham and Wake:
(1) All waters within 50 yards of any marked boat
launching ramp, pier, dock, mooring area, boat
storage structure, bridge, or service area.
(2) The cove located in Chatham County encompassing
.0347 CRAVEN COUNTY
(a) Regulated Areas. This Rule applies to the following
waters in Craven County:
(1) that portion of Northwest Creek between the
entrance buoys at Fairfield Harbour Marina and the
mouth of Spring Creek, and to all of Spring Creek,
including the bulkheaded area of Fairfield Harbour,
in Craven County;
(2) that area of water between the entrance buoys of the
Olde Towne Lake, from the Trent River and
including all of Olde Towne Lake and the bulkhead
area of Olde Towne Harbour itself;
(3) Matthews Point Marina. That triangular portion
within 300 feet on either side and 150 feet straight
off of the main pier at Matthews Point Marina
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located on Clubfoot and Mitchell Creeks, at the end
of SR 1711 in the Harlowe area of Craven County;
(4) that area of water within 50 yards of the fuel dock
at Eastern Carolina Yacht Club.
(b) Speed Limit. No person shall operate any vessel at
greater than no-wake speed within the regulated areas
described in Paragraph (a) of this Rule.
(c) Green Springs Boys Club Swimming Area ^ No person
shall operate a vessel within the Green Springs Boys Club
Swimming Area along the Neuse River as designated by
marker buoys and float lines.
tdjto Placement and Maintenance of Markers. The Board
of Commissioners of Craven County is hereby designated a
suitable agency for placement and maintenance of the markers
implementing this Rule, subject to the approval of the United
States Coast Guard and the United States Army Corps of
Engineers.
History Note: Authority G.S. 75A-3: 75A-15:
Eff. August 1, 1984:
Amended Eff. December 1. 1990: October 1, 1989; June 1,
1989:
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 1. 1998.
(1)
Rule-making Agency:
Natural Resources
Department of Environment and
Rule Citation: 15A NCAC 18A .2801 - .2804. .2810. .2812.
.2813. .2815. .2819. .2822, .2823, .2827, .2830, .2831.
.2833. .2834
Effective Date: April 15. 1998
Findings Reviewed by Julian Mann, III: Approved
Authority for the rule-making: G.S. 110-91
Reason for Proposed Action: Need to provide clarification
and confonTiity with recently adopted legislation that became
effective on September 16. 1997.
Comment Procedures: Written comments should mailed to
Ed Norman. DENR-Division of Environmental Health, PO
Box 29534. Raleigh, NC 27626-0534.
CHAPTER 18 - E>rVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
SUBCHAPTER 18A - SANITATION
SECTION .2800 - SANITATION OF CHILD DAY
CARE FACILITIES
.2801 DEHNITIONS
The following definitions shall apply throughout this
Section:
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
"Adequate" means determined by the Department
to be of sufficient size, volume, or technical
specifications, to effectively accommodate and
support the planned, current, or projected
workloads for a specified operational area.
"Approved" means procedures and domestic or
commercial equipment determined by the
Department to be in compliance with this Section.
Food service equipment and utensils which meet
and are installed in accordance with National
Sanitation Foundation (NSF) standards or equal
shall be considered — as approved. Tht — NSF
standards ar e h e r e by — incor p orated by — r eferenc e
in c luding any subsequ e n t amendments and editions.
This material is available fo r ins p ec t ion at th e
De p artm e nt of Envi r onmen t . Health, and Natural
Resou r ces. — Divisi o n — erf — Environmental — Health,
1330 S t . Mary's S tr eet, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Co p i e s — may — be — obtain e d — from — the — Nati o nal
Sanita t ion — F o unda t i o n, — PrO: — Bos — 13014. — Arm
A r bo r , Michigan, 48113-0140 at a cos t of three
hundr e d twen t y-five dollars (S325.00).
"Communicable Condition" means the state of
being infected with a communicable agent but
without symptoms.
"Communicable Disease" means any disease that
can be transmitted from one person to another
directly, by contact with excrement, other body
fluids, or discharges from the body; or indirectly,
via substances or inanimate objects, such as
contaminated drinking glasses, toys or water; or via
vectors, such as flies, mosquitoes, licks, or other
insects.
"Department" or "DEHNR" means the N.C.
Depanment of Environment, Health, and Natural
Resources. The term also means the authorized
representative of the Department.
"Division of Child Development" means the
Division of Child Development of the N.C.
Department of Human Resources.
Eating and Cooking Utensils" means and includes
any kitchenware, tableware, glassware, cutlery,
utensils, containers, or other equipment with which
food or drink comes in contact during storage,
preparation, or serving.
"Environmental Health Specialist" means a person
authorized to represent the Department.
"Food" means any raw, cooked, or processed
edible substance, ice, beverage, or ingredient used
or intended for use or for sale in whole or in part
for human consumption.
"Frying" means to cook over direct heat in hot oil
or fat.
"Hermetically Sealed" means a container designed
and intended to be secure against the entry of
microorganisms and to maintain the commercial
sterility of its contents after processing.
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"Hygroscopic Food" means food which readily
takes up and retains moisture, such as bean sprouts.
"Impervious" means that which will not allow
entrance or passage, such as an airtight plastic
container that will not allow the entrance of
moisture or vermin.
"Potable Water" means water from an approved
source which is suitable for drinking.
"Potentially Hazardous Food" means any food or
ingredient, natural or synthetic, in a form capable
of supporting the growth of infectious or toxigenic
microorganisms, including Clostridium botulinum.
This term includes raw or heat treated food of
animal origin, raw seed sprouts, and treated foods
of plant origin. The term does not include foods
which have a pH level of 4.6 or below or a water
activity (Aw) value of 0.85 or less.
"Putrescible Materials" means materials likely to
rot or putrefy, such as fruit, vegetables, meats,
dairy products, or similar items.
"Sanitary Sewage System" means a complete
system of sewage collection, treatment, and
disposal and includes septic tank systems,
connection to a public or community sewage
system, sewage reuse or recycle systems,
mechanical or biological treatment systems, or
other such systems.
■i?-> (18) "Sanitize" means the approved bactericidal
treatment by a process which meets the temperature
and chemical concentration levels in 15A NCAC
18A .2619.
+8)£19} "Sewage" means the liquid and solid human body
waste and liquid waste generated by water-using
fixtures and appliances, including those associated
with foodhandling. The term does not include
industrial process wastewater or sewage that is
combined with industrial process wastewater.
■i9)i20j "Single-Service Articles" means tableware,
including flatware and hollowware, carry-out
utensils and other items such as bags, containers,
stirrers, straws, toothpicks, and wrappers which are
designed, fabricated and intended by the
manufacturer for one-time use.
•20^ (21) "Single-Use Articles" means bulk food containers
and utensils intended by manufacturer to be used
once and discarded. The term includes items such
as formed buckets, bread wrappers, pickle barrels,
and No. 10 cans. The term does not include
"single-service articles" as defined in this Section.
History Note: Authority' G.S. 110-91;
Eff. July 1, 1991;
Amended Ejf. March 1. 1995;
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
.2802 APPROVAL OF CONSTRUCTION AND
RENOVATION PLANS
(a) Plans and specifications for new construction or
modifications to any existing or proposed child care center
day care facility shall be submitted to the local health
department for review and approval prior to begiiming
construction. Plans and specifications for "franchise" or
"chain" child care centers facilities may also be submitted by
the local health department to the Environmental Health
Services Section, Division of Environmental Health,
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources,
P.O.Box 27687, Raleigh, Nonh Carolina 2761 1-7687. The
initial inspection for new construction or the first inspection
following modifications to existing child care centers
facili t i e s shall not be made by the Environmental Health
Specialist unless these plans have been approved.
(b) Review of the plans by the local health department or
the Environmental Health Services Section shall be based on
the requirements of this Section.
(c) Construction and modifications shall comply with the
approved plans.
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Eff. July 1. 1991;
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
.2803 INSPECTIONS AND REPORTS
(a) Unarmounced inspections of child day care centers
faciliti e s shall be made by an Environmental Health Specialist
at least once each six months. An original and two copies of
the Sanitation Standards Evaluation Form for Bay Child Care
Centers Facili t ies shall be completed by the Environmental
Health Specialist. The original shall be submitted to the
Division of Child Development by the Environmental Health
Specialist. The child care center facili t y operator and the
Environmental Health Specialist shall each retain a copy.
(b) If the Environmental Health Specialist determines that
conditions found at the child care center facili t y at the time of
any inspection are dangerous to the health of the children, the
Environmental Health Specialist shall notify the Division of
Child Development within 24 hours by verbal contact. The
original of the inspection report documenting the dangerous
conditions shall be sent to the Division of Child Development
within two working days following the inspection.
(c) An Environmental Health Specialist may conduct an
inspection of any child day care center facili t y as frequently
as necessary in order to ensure compliance with applicable
sanitation standards.
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Eff. July 1, 1991;
Amended Eff. February 1, 1995;
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
.2804 FOOD SUPPLIES
(a) Food shall be in good condition, free from spoilage,
filth, or other contamination and shall be safe for human
consumption. Potentially hazardous foods Food shall be
obtained from sources that are regulated by and comply with
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all laws relating to food and food labeling. The use of food
packaged in hermetically sealed containers that was not
prepared in a commercial food processing establishment is
prohibited.
(b) Milk products that are used shall be Grade "A"
pasteurized fluid milk and fluid milk products or evaporated
milk. The term "milk products" means those products as
defined in 15A NCAC 18A .1200. Copies of 15A NCAC
18A .1200 may be obtained from the Environmental Health
Services Section, Division of Environmental Health,
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources,
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687.
Unless prescribed by a physician, dry milk and dry milk
products may be used only for cooking purposes, including
cooked pudding desserts and flavored hot beverages.
(c) Fresh and frozen shucked shellfish (oysters, clams, or
mussels) shall be packed in nonretumable packages identified
with the name and address of the original shell stock
processor, shucker - packer, or repacker, and the interstate
certification number issued according to law. Shell stock and
shucked shellfish shall be kept in the container in which they
were received until they are used. Each container of
unshucked shell stock (oysters, clams, or mussels) shall be
identified by an attached tag that states the name and address
of the original shell stock processor, the kind and quantity of
shell stock, and an interstate certification number issued by
the State or foreign shellfish control agency. After each
container of shellstock has been emptied, the management
shall remove the stub of the tag and retain it for a period of at
least 90 days.
(d) Raw eggs or products containing raw eggs shall not be
consumed, including raw cookie dough, cake batter, brownie
mix, milkshakes, ice cream and other food products. A
pasteurized egg product may be used as a substitute for raw
eggs.
(e) Formula, mother's milk, and other bottled beverages
sent from home shall be fully prepared, dated, and identified
for the appropriate child at the child's home. All formula,
mother's milk, and other bottled beverages shall be returned
to the child's home or discarded at the end of each day.
Formula provided by the child day care center facility shall
be commercially pre-packaged, ready-to-feed, fully prepared,
and packaged in single- service containers. However,
formula that does not meet these requirements may be
provided by the child day care center facili t y as prescribed by
the child's physician or instructed by parent or guardian in
writing. Bottles and other drinking utensils provided by the
child day care center facility shall be sanitized in accordance
with this Section. Formula and other beverages which
require refrigeration, baby food after opening, and mother's
milk shall be identified for the appropriate child and shall be
refrigerated at 45 F (7'C) or below. Commercially prepared
baby foods shall be served from a ser\'ing dish rather than the
food jar. Upon opening jars of. baby food shall be covered,
dated with the date of opening, refrigerated, and used within
48 hours. However, baby food may be served directly from
the jar to one child if unused portions of the food are
discarded after each feeding.
(f) Facilities Child care centers receiving prepared,
ready-to-eat meals from outside sources shall use only catered
meals obtained from a food handling establishment permitted
or inspected by a health department. During transportation,
food shall meet the requirements of these Rules relating to
food protection and storage.
(g) All bag lunches containing potentially hazardous foods
shall be refrigerated in accordance with this Section.
<
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Eff. July 1. 1991;
Amended Eff. Eebniary 1, 1995; January 1.
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
1992;
.2810
(a)
SPECinCATIONS FOR KITCHENS
Day Ca r e Facilities Licens e d For child care centers
licensed for or serving food to C to 2 9 Child r en : fewer than
30 children:
(1) Domestic kitchen equipment may be used.
Domestic kitchen equipment shall include at least a
two-compartment sink, refrigeration equipment and
adequate cooking equipment. Child Bay care
centers facilities using multi-use utensils shall also
provide a dishwasher. In lieu of a dishwasher and
two-compartment sink, a three-compartment sink
with drainboards or adequate counter top space may
be used.
(2) A separate lavatory for handwashing is required in
food preparation areas. If the dishwashing area is
separate from the food preparation area, an
additional lavatory shall be required in the
dishwashing area. These handwashing lavatories
shall be used only by food service personnel.
(3) A commercial hood shall be installed when foods
are fried on-site. The hood shall be installed in
accordance with the North Carolina Building Code
and approved by the local building code
enforcement agent.
Day Ca r e Facili t ies Licensed For child care centers
(b)
licensed for or serving food to 30 or M ore Childr e n: more
children:
(1) Only a ppr oved Approved food service equipment
shall be used. If equi p men t — h — rtot — Na t ional
Sanitation Foundation listed, the owner o r op er ator
shall submi t documentati o n to the D ep artment t hat
demonst r a t es — that — the — equipmen t — rs — at — tetst
equivalent — tti — National — Sanita t ion — Founda t ion
standards. — The De p ar t ment sl ' iall d e termine if the
equi p ment — re — at — least — e quivalent — to — Na t ional
Sanitation Founda t ion Standards; When domestic
kitchen equipment is used the following provisions
shall apply:
(A) Potentially hazardous foods shall not be
prepared prior to tfie day that such foods are
to be served;
(B) Potentially hazardous foods that have been
i
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(2)
heated shall not be reheated or placed in
refrigeration to be used in whole or in part
on another day:
(C) Salads containing potentially hazardous food
shall not be prepared on-site: and
(D) All meats, poultry, and fish shall be
purchased in pre -portioned, ready-to-cook
form.
Food service equipment shall include:
(A)
Where meals are prepared md multi-use
articles are used, at least a three-
compartment sink with drainboards or
adequate countertop space, refrigeration
equipment, and cooking equipment;
(B) Where meals are prepared and only single-
service articles are used, at least a 2^
compartment sink with drainboards or
adequate counter top space, refrigeration
equipment, and cooking equipment: or
(B) £Cl Where no meals are prepared and only
single-service articles are used, refrigeration
equipment^ and at least a domestic two-
compartment sink with drainboards or
adequate countertop space, shall b e requi re d.
(3) A separate food preparation sink with drainboard
shall be provided for the washing and processing of
foods except where plan review shows that volume
and preparation frequency do not require separate
facilities.
(4) A separate lavatory for handwashing is required in
food preparation areas. If the dishwashing area is
separate from the food preparation area, an
additional lavatory shall be required in the
dishwashing area. These handwashing lavatories
shall be used only by food service persoimel.
(5) A commercial hood shall be installed when foods
are fried on-site. The hood shall be installed in
accordance with the North Carolina Building Code
and approved by the local building code
enforcement agent.
(c) If baby food is prepared in the infant or toddler area,
an infant/toddler food service area shall be provided. The
infant/toddler food service area shall be used exclusively for
the storage of infant bottles, warming of bottles, storage of
fully prepared baby foods in their containers and the mixing
of dry cereals with formula or with potable water from a
source other than a lavatory used for handwashing. The food
preparation counters, bottle wanning equipment, food and
food contact surfaces shall not be within reach of children.
The infant/toddler food service area shall contain at least an
adequate refrigerator, bottle wanning equipment, an easily
cleanable counter top and a separate lavatory for food service
handwashing only. Domestic food service equipment may be
used in infant/toddler food service areas regardless of child
day care center facittty size.
(1) All equipment shall be cleaned at least daily.
Warming equipment shall be cleaned and sanitized
as required in Rule .2812 or .2813 of this Section.
(2) After each use, all multi-use eating and drinking
utensils shall be cleaned and sanitized in the child
day care center facility kitchen.
(3) Single-service items shall be handled as required in
Rule .2814 of this Section.
(4) Counter, shelf or cabinet space shall be provided
for food storage. All dry cereal shall be stored in
closed, labeled containers. Food supplies shall be
stored in accordance with this Section.
(d) Equipment that was installed in a day child care center
facility prior to July 1, 1991 that does not meet all the design
and fabrication requirements of this Section shall be deemed
acceptable if it is in good repair, capable of being maintained
in accordance with the rules of this Section and the
food-contact surfaces are nontoxic. This shall not apply to
equipment required in Paragraph (c) of this Rule or to
commercial hoods that are required for frying foods. Rule.
Replacement equipment and new equipment acquired after
July 1, 1991 shall meet the requirements of Paragraphs (a),
(b) and (c) of this Rule. Licensed child care centers facilities
that increase the number licensed for or that increase the
number of children to whom they serve food, shall comply
with all the rules of this Section. Upon change of ownership,
or the closing of the operation and the issuance of a new
license, the child day care center facility shall comply with all
the rules of this Section.
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91 ;
Eff. July 1, 1991:
Amended Eff. March 1, 1995;
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
.2812 MANUAL CLEANING AND SANITIZING
(a) Day care facilities Child care centers licensed for or
serving food to 30 or more children, shall provide and use a
three-compartment sink with drainboards or adequate counter
top space if utensils and equipment are manually cleaned and
sanitized.
(b) Bay Child care centers facilities licensed for or serving
food to 6 t o 2 9 fewer than 30 children may use a domestic
dishwasher for washing and rinsing of multi-use utensils and
equipment. Utensils and equipment shall then be sanitized in
the sink as required in Subparagraph (e)(4) of this Rule. Sink
compartments shall be large enough to fully submerge the
largest items to be washed and each compartment shall be
supplied with hot and cold miming water.
(c) Drainboards or countertop space of adequate size but in
no case less than 24" long shall be provided for proper
handling of soiled utensils prior to washing and cleaned
utensils following sanitizing.
(d) Equipment and utensils shall be preflushed or
prescraped and, when necessary, presoaked to remove gross
food particles and soil.
(e) Except for fixed equipment and utensils too large to be
cleaned in sink compartments, manual washing, rinsing, and
sanitizing shall be conducted in the following sequence:
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(1) Sinks shall be cleaned prior to use.
(2) Equipment and utensils shall be thoroughly washed
in the first companment with a hot detergent
solution that is kept clean.
(3) Equipment and utensils shall be rinsed free of
detergent and abrasives with clean water in the
second compartment.
(4) The food-contact surfaces of equipment and utensils
shall be sanitized in the third compartment by:
(A) Immersion for at least one minute in clean.
hot water at a temperature of at least 1 70 ' F
arcy.
(B) Immersion for at least two minutes in a clean
solution contaming at least 50 parts per
million of available chlorine at a temperature
of at least 75 F (24^0;
(C) Immersion for at least two minutes in a clean
solution containing at least 12.5 parts per
million of available iodine and having a pH
not higher than 5.0 and at a temperature of at
least 7^5 = F(24 = C): or
(D) Immersion for at least two minutes in a clean
solution containing at least 200 pans per
million of quaternary ammonium products
and having a temperature of at least 75 'F
(24 'O, provided that the product is labeled
to show that it is effective in water having a
hardness value at least equal to that of the
water being used.
(f) For utensils and equipment which are either too large
or impractical to sanitize in a dishwashing machine or
dishwashing sink, a spray-on or wipe-on sanitizer shall be
used. When spra>-on or wipe-on sanitizers are used, the
chemical strengths shall be those required for sanitizing
multi-use eating and drinking utensils. Spray-on or wipe-on
sanitizers shall be prepared daily and kept on hand for
bactericidal treatment.
(g) When hot water is used for sanitizing, the following
facilities shall be provided and used:
(1) An integral heating device or fixture installed in,
on, or under the sanitizing compartment of the sink
capable of maintaining the water at a temperature of
at least 170'F (77'C): and
(2) A numerically scaled indicating thermometer,
accurate to ±3' F (± 1.5C), convenient to the
sink for frequent checks of water temperature; and
(3) Dish baskets of such size and design to permit
complete immersion of the tableware, kitchenware,
and equipment in the hot water.
(h) An approved testing method or equipment shall be
available, convenient, and regularly used to test chemical
sanitizers to insure minimum prescribed strengths.
(i) After sanitization, all equipment and utensils shall be
air dried.
History iWoie: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Eff. Jiilv 1. 1991:
Amended Eff. February 1. 1995: July 1, 1993:
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
.2813 MECHANICAL CLEANING AND
SANITIZING
tai — If mechanical dishwashing equipment is used, such
equipment shall be cons tr ucted and o p e r ated in accoi ' dance
wTth — National — Sanitation — Foundation — S t andai ' ds or equal
e xcept as not e d in Rul e .281Q(axl) of this Section.
(a) fH Machine or water line mounted numerically scaled
indicating thermometers, accurate to ±3'F (± 1.5'C), shall
be provided to indicate the temperature of the water in each
tank of the machine and the temperature of the final rinse
water as it enters the manifold.
lb] ft) An adequate drainboard or counter top space for the
proper handling of soiled utensils prior to washing and
adequate space for the proper handling of cleaned utensils
following sanitization shall be provided.
(c) tdt Equipment and utensils shall be flushed or scraped
and, when necessary, soaked to remove gross food particles
and soil prior to being washed in a dishwashing machine
unless a prewash cycle is a part of the dishwashing machine
operation. Equipment and utensils shall be placed in racks,
trays, or baskets, or on conveyors, in a way that food-contact
surfaces are exposed to the unobstructed application of
detergent wash and clean rinse waters and that permits free
draining.
(d) (rt Machines using chemicals for sanitization may be
used provided that a suitable testing method or equipment
shall be available, convenient, and regularly used to test
chemical sanitizers to insure minimum prescribed strengths.
(e) tft All dishwashing machines shall be thoroughly
cleaned at least once a day or more often when necessar>' to
maintain them in a satisfactory operating condition.
(f) tg:) After sanitization, all equipment and utensils shall
be air dried.
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91:
Eff. July 1. 1991:
Amended Eff. February 1, 1995:
Temporary- Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
.2815 WATER SUPPLY
(a) Running water under pressure shall be provided in
sufficient quantities to meet the needs of cooking, cleaning,
drinking, toilets, and outside uses without producing water
pressure lower than 20 psi.
(b) The water supply shall meet the requirements of 15 A
NCAC 18C or 15A NCAC 18A .1700 Protection of Water
Supplies. Samples of water shall be collected by the
En\'ironmental Health Specialist and submitted to a state
cenified laboratory for bacteriological analysis annually.
Other tests of water quality, as indicated by possible sources
of contamination, may be collected by the Environmental
Health Specialist.
(c) No cross-connections with an unapproved water supply
shall exist. If potential back-flow conditions exist, an
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approved back-flow prevention device shall be provided.
(d) Water heating equipment that is sufficient to meet the
maximum expected requirements of the child day care center
I facili t y shall be provided. Capacity and recovery rates of hot
water heating equipment shall be based on number and size of
sinks, capacity of dishwashing machines, capacity of
laundering machines, diaper changing facilities, and other
food service and cleaning needs. Hot and cold water under
pressure shall be easily accessible to all rooms where food is
processed or handled, rooms in which utensils or equipment
are washed, and other areas where water is required for
cleaning and sanitizing, including lavatories and diaper
changing areas.
(e) Hot water heating equipment shall provide hot water at
a minimum temperature of 130°F (54 °C) at the point of use
when hot water is not used for sanitizing. When hot water is
used for sanitizing, a minimum temperature of 140°F (60 °C)
shall be provided at the point of use. However, hot water to
those areas accessible to children, including lavatories serving
diaper changing areas, shall be no less than 90° F (32°C) and
shall not exceed 110°F (43°C). except that for child care
centers serving only school-aged children the 90 °F (32'C)
minimum temperature requirement shall not apply.
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Ejf. July 1, 1991;
Amended Eff. February 1, 1995;
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
.2819 DIAPERING AND DIAPER CHANGING
FACILITIES
(a) Infants and toddlers shall be diapered at areas
designated exclusively for diapering.
(b) Diapering surfaces shall be smooth, nonabsorbent,
easily cleanable and shall be approved by the Environmental
Health Specialist.
(c) Diapering surfaces shall be kept free of storage and
shall be cleaned with a mild solution of water and detergent
and sanitized after each changing. A solution of 100 ppm
chlorine or equivalent methods approved by the
Environmental Health Specialist shall be used for sanitizing.
A suitable testing method or kit shall be available and used
daily to insure compliance with the minimum prescribed
strength. This sanitizer shall be used from a labeled hand
pump spray bottle.
(d) Each diaper changing area in a child care center facility
licensed f o r 13 or mo r e children shall include a handwash
lavatory for caregivers, caregivers, except for centers Fo r a
facility licensed for fewer less than 1 3 child r en, children and
located in a residence. For centers licensed for fewer than 13
children and located in a residence a handwash lavatory shall
be in or near diaper changing areas.
(e) The use of disposable gloves by caregivers during the
diaper changing process is required if the worker has cuts or
sores on hands or chapped hands. Gloves shall be discarded
after use with each child.
(f) Caregivers may dispose of feces in diapers in the toilet.
but shall not rinse soiled cloth diapers, or training pants or
clothes. Soiled cloth diapers, training pants or clothes shall
be sent to a diaper service or placed in a tightly closed plastic
bag or other equivalent container approved by the
Envirormiental Health Specialist and sent daily to the child's
home to be laundered.
(g) Pre-moistened towelettes or damp paper towels shall be
used for cleaning children during the changing process.
Soiled paper or towelettes shall be discarded after use with
each child and shall be disposed of in a covered plastic-lined
receptacle.
(h) Soiled disposable diapers shall be placed in a cleanable,
plastic-lined, covered container and removed to an exterior
garbage area at least daily.
(i) Caregivers shall wash their hands after each diaper
change in accordance with Rule .2828 of this Section.
(j) The child's hands shall be washed in the lavatory, or,
in the case of infants, with single-use, pre-moistened
towelettes after each diaper change.
(k) Instructions providing information to care givers in
proper methods of diaper-changing and handwashing shall be
posted in each diaper changing area.
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Eff. July 1, 1991;
Ameruled Eff. February 1, 1995;
Temporary Amendment Eff April 15. 1998.
.2822 FURNITURE AND TOYS
(a) Furniture shall be of easily cleanable construction, and
shall be kept clean and in good repair.
(b) Equipment and toys provided by the child care center
facili t y shall be of easily cleanable construction, and shall be
kept clean and in good repair. In infant and toddler rooms,
mouth-contact surfaces shall be sanitized at least daily and
more frequently if necessary.
(c) Toys, furniture, cribs, or other items accessible to
children, shall be free of peeling, flaking, or chalking paint.
(d) Water play activity centers shall be filled just prior to
use of the center. Water must be dumped at least daily or
more often if visibly soiled. The water activity unit,
including toys, shall be cleaned and sanitized at least daily or
more often if soiled. Wading pools are not water play
activity centers and are regulated under 15A NCAC 18A
.2500.
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Eff. July 1, 1991;
Amended Eff. February 1. 1995; July 23, 1992;
Temporary Amendment Eff April 15. 1998.
.2823 PERSONNEL
(a) Employees shall wear clean outer clothing and shall be
clean as to their person and methods of foodhandling and
child care. Employees shall keep their fingernails clean and
trimmed.
(b) Hair nets, caps, or similar hair restraints shall be worn
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by employees engaged in the preparation of food. Hair
spray, barrettes, or visors are not considered an effective hair
restraint.
(c) Tobacco use in any form is prohibited in the food
preparation area, in any part of the child day care center
facili t y accessible to the children, and in the playgroimd area.
(d) Persons with a communicable disease or a
communicable condition shall be excluded from situations in
which transmission can be reasonably expected to occur, in
accordance with Communicable Disease Control Measures
(15A NCAC 19A .0200). Any person with boils, sores,
bums, infected wounds or other potentially draining lesions
on the face, neck, hands, lower arms or other exposed skin
shall properly bandage affected area to eliminate exposure to
drainage. If exposure to drainage cannot be eliminated or
proper handwashing cannot be maintained, then the employee
shall be excluded from the child care center facili t y while the
condition exists.
(e) Volunteer persormel shall adhere to the same
requirements in these Rules as employees.
cardboard boxes and similar items shall be stored in
containers, rooms or designated areas approved by the
Environmental Health Specialist.
(b) Facilities shall be provided for the washing and storage
of all garbage cans and mops for child day care centers.
except for centers licensed for fewer than 13 children and
located in a residence, faciliti e s licensed fo r 13 o r more
children. Cleaning facilities shall include combination faucet,
hot and cold miming water, threaded nozzle, and curbed
impervious pad sloped to drain into an approved sanitar}'
sewage system. Other can cleaning facilities approved prior
to July 1, 1991 shall be deemed approved if in good repair
and functioning properly. Can cleaning facilities replaced
after July 1, 1991 shall meet the requirements of this Section.
(c) Where containerized systems are used for garbage
storage, facilities shall be provided for the cleaning of such
systems. A contract for off-site cleaning shall constitute
compliance with this Section.
(d) Solid wastes shall be disposed of so as to prevent insect
breeding and public health nuisances.
<
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Eff. My I. 1991:
Amended Eff. February 1. 1995:
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
History' Note: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Eff. July 1. 1991;
Amended Eff. February 1.1995:
Temporary Amendment Eff. .April 15. 1998.
.2827 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND
CONDITIONS
(a) An>- child who becomes ill at the child care center
facili t y and is suspected of having a communicable disease or
communicable condition shall be separated from the other
children until the child leaves the center, facili t y.
(b) Each child care center facility shall include a
designated area for a child who becomes ill. When in use,
such area shall be equipped with a bed, cot or mat and a
vomitus receptacle. All materials shall be sanitized after each
use. Linens and disposables shall be changed after each use.
(c) If the area is not a separate room, it shall be separated
from space used by other children by a partition, screen or
other means approved by the Enviroimiental Health
Specialist. This designated area shall be proximate to a toilet
and lavator>', and where health and sanitation measures can be
carried out without interrupting activities of other children
and staff.
History Note: Authority- G.S. 110-91:
Eff. M\ 1. 1991:
Amended Eff. February 1. 1995:
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
.2830 SOLID WASTES
(a) Solid wastes containing food scraps or other putrescible
materials shall, prior to disposal, be kept in durable,
rust-resistant, nonabsorbent, water-tight, rodent-proof, and
easily cleanable containers such as standard garbage cans
which shall be covered with tight lids when filled or stored or
not in continuous use. Refuse including scrap paper.
.2831 ANIMAL AND VERMIN CONTROL:
PRENHSES
(a) Unrestrained animals, except those used in approved
pet therapy programs, shall not be allowed in the day care
facility, including the outdoor play area. Animals shall not
be allowed in the food preparation areas. Animal cages shall
be kept clean.
(b) Effective measures shall be taken to keep insects,
rodents, and other vermin out of the child chy care centers
facilities and to prevent their breeding or presence on the
premises.
(c) All openings to the outer air shall be protected against
the entrance of flying insects. For extermination of flying
insects, only approved pyrethrin-based insecticides or a fly
swatter shall be used in the food preparation areas. Products
shall be used only in accordance with directions and cautions
appearing on their labels. Insecticides shall not come in
contact with raw or cooked food, utensils, or equipment used
in food preparation and ser\'ing, or with any other
food-contact surface.
(d) Only those pesticides which have been properly
registered with the appropriate federal regulator)' agency and
the North Carolina Department of Agriculture shall be used.
Pesticides shall be used in accordance with the directions on
the label and shall be stored in a locked storage room or
cabinet separate from foods and medications.
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91:
Eff. Jid\ 1. 1991:
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
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.2833 SWIMMING AND WADING POOLS
(a) Swimming and wading pools shall be designed,
constructed, operated and maintained in accordance with the
N.C. Rules Governing Swimming Pools, 15A NCAC 18A
.2500. Copies of these Rules may be obtained from the
Enviroimiental Health Services Section, Division of
Environmental Health, Department of Environment, Health,
and Natural Resources, P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North
Carolina 27611-7687.
(b) Unfiltered and nondisinfected containments of water
shall not be utilized for water recreation activities.
Swimming and wading pools, if present, shall be permanent
structural features of the child care center facili t y .
History Note: Authority G.S. 110-91;
Eff. July 1. 1991;
Amended Eff. February 1, 1995; January 1,
Temporary' Amendment Eff. April 15. 1998.
1992;
.2834 COMPLIANCE
(a) The Environmental Health Specialist shall indicate on
the Sanitation Standards Evaluation Form for Child ©ay Care
Centers Facili t ies whether the child care center facility is
superior, approved, provisional, or disapproved. The
classification shall be posted in the center facility in a
conspicuous place designated by the Environmental Health
Specialist. The superior, approved, provisional, or
disapproved classification of a child day care center facility is
based on the center's facili t y's compliance with the standards
for construction and operation found in this Section.
(b) The degree of the child care center's facility's
compliance is indicated by the total demerit-point score which
is shown on the Sanitation Standards Evaluation Form that
the Environmental Health Specialist completes.
(1) For the purpose of issuing a license to a new
operator, a Sanitation Standards Evaluation Form
for Child Bay Care Centers. Facili t ies, shall be
forwarded to the Division of Child Development
only when the child care center facility can be
granted a superior classification.
(2) A child care center facility shall be classified as
superior if the total demerit score is not more than
15 and no 6-demerit-point item is violated;
(3) A child care center facility shall be classified as
approved if the total demerit score is more than 15
and not more than 30, and no 6-demerit-point item
is violated;
(4) A child care center facility shall be classified as
provisional if any 6-demerit-point item is violated,
or if the total demerit-point score is more than 30
but not more than 45. This provisional period shall
not exceed seven days unless construction or
renovation is necessary to correct any violation, in
which case the Environmental Health Specialist
may allow a longer provisional period;
(5) A child care center facili t y shall be classified as
disapproved if the demerit score is 46 or more, or
if conditions which resulted in a provisional
classification have not been corrected in the time
period specified by the Environmental Health
Specialist;
(6) If the provisional status period exceeds seven days,
or the child care center facili t y is disapproved, the
Division of Child Development shall be notified
immediately by forwarding a copy of the inspection
report to the Division of Child Development. The
Environmental Health Specialist shall notify the
Division of Child Development in accordance with
Rule .2803 of this Section.
(7) The classification card shall not be removed except
by or upon the instruction of the Environmental
Health Specialist.
History Note; Authority G.S. 110-88; 110-91;
Eff. July 1, 1991;
Amended Eff. February 1, 1995;
Temporary Amendment Eff. April 15.1998.
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1 his Section contains the agenda for the next meeting of the Rules Review Commission on Wednesday. April 15. 1998.
10:00 a.m. . at 1307 Glemvood Ave.. Assembly Room. Raleigh, NC. Anyone wishing to submit written comment on anv
rule before the Commission should submit those comments to the RRC staff, the agency, and the individual
Commissioners by Monday. April 13. 1998. at 5:00 p.m. Specific instructions and addresses may be obtained from the
Rules Review Commission at 919-733-2721. Anyone wishing to address the Commission should notify- the RRC staff and
the agency at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.
RULES REVIEW COMMISSION MEMBERS
Appointed by Senate
Teresa L. Small wood, Vice Chairman
Jim Funderburke
Vemice B. Howard
Philip O. Redwine
David Twiddy
Appointed by House
Paul Powell, Chairman
Anita White, 2"^ Vice Chairman
Mark Garside
Steve Rader
George Robinson
RULES REVIEW COMMISSION MEETING DATES
April 15, 1998
May 21, 1998
June 18, 1998
July 16, 1998
August 20, 1998
September 17, 1998
MEETEVG DATE: APRIL 15, 1998
LOG OF HLINGS
RULES SUBMITTED: FEBRUARY 20, 1998 THROUGH MARCH 20, 1998
AGENCY/DIVISION
RULE NAME
RULE CITATION
ACTION
AGRICULTURE/NC STRUCTURAL PEST CONTROL COMMITTEE
Definitions
Application for Licenses
Dates of Examination
Mailing of Renewal Forms
Display of Certified Applicator's Card
Recertification
Information
Registered Technician's Cards
Display of License
Duty of License Holder
Records
Public Safety
Labeling Pesticide Containers
First Aid
Notification
Spill Control
Wood-Destroying Insects
Pesticides/Subterranean Termite Control
Subterranean Termite Control
Reporting Damage
Subterranean Termite Prevention
Minimum Requirements
2 NCAC 34
2 NCAC 34
2 NCAC 34
2 NCAC 34
2 NCAC 34
2 NCAC 34
2 NCAC 34
2 NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
NCAC 34
2 NCAC 34
.0102
.0302
.0303
.0306
.0308
.0309
.0312
.0313
.0323
.0325
.0328
.0401
.0402
.0403
.0404
.0406
.0501
.0502
.0503
,0504
.0505
.0506
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
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Application Equipment
2 NCAC 34
.0507
Adopt
Wood Decay Fungi
2 NCAC 34
.0508
Adopt
Wood-Destroying Insect
2 NCAC 34
.0602
Amend
Wood-Destroying Organisms
2 NCAC 34
.0604
Amend
Contractual Agreements
2 NCAC 34
.0605
Amend
Precautions
2 NCAC 34
.0701
Amend
Written Records
2 NCAC 34
.0703
Amend
Written Records
2 NCAC 34
.0803
Amend
Financial Responsibility
2 NCAC 34
.0902
Amend
Prohibited Acts
2 NCAC 34
.0904
Amend
Rights of Enforcement
2 NCAC 34
.1101
Amend
CULTURAL RESOURCES/USS NORTH CAROLINA BATTLESHIP COMMISSION
Admission Prices 7 NCAC 5 .0203
Amend
DHHS/DIVISION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
Reimbursement Methods
10 NCAC 26H .0602
Amend
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Applicability
Definitions
General Requirements
Disclosure Requirements
11 NCAC 12 .1801
11 NCAC 12 .1802
11 NCAC 12 .1803
11 NCAC 12 .1804
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
DENR
General Criteria
Criteria for Water Conservation
15A NCAC IJ ,0401 Amend
15A NCAC IJ .0402 Amend
DENR/ENVmONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
Mailing List
15ANCAC2D .0105
Excess Emissions
15A NCAC 2D .0535
Bulk Gasoline Terminals
15A NCAC 2D .0927
Applicability
15ANCAC2D .1102
Definitions
15A NCAC 2D .1103
Toxic Air Pollutant Guidelines
15ANCAC2D .1104
Determination
15ANCAC2D .1106
Purpose and Scope
15ANCAC2D .1201
Emission Standards
15ANCAC2D .1205
Required Air Quality Permits
15A NCAC 2Q .0101
Activities Exempted
15A NCAC 2Q .0102
Applicability
15ANCAC2Q .0301
Purpose
15ANCAC2Q .0501
Applicability
15ANCAC2Q .0701
Exemptions
15A NCAC 2Q .0702
Definitions
15A NCAC 2Q .0703
New Facilities
15A NCAC 2Q .0704
Existing Facilities
15ANCAC2Q .0705
Modifications
15A NCAC 2Q .0706
Previously Permitted Facilities
15A NCAC 2Q .0707
Compliance Schedule
15A NCAC 2Q .0708
Demonstrations
15A NCAC 2Q .0709
Public Notice
15A NCAC 2Q .0710
Emission Rates
15A NCAC 2Q .0711
Calls by the Director
15A NCAC 2Q .0712
Pollutants
15ANCAC2Q .0713
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
Adopt
DENR/ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
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Purpose
15ANCAC2R .0101
Adopt
Definitions
15ANCAC2R.0102
Adopt
Purpose
15A NCAC 2R .0201
Adopt
Components
15A NCAC 2R .0202
Adopt
Public Involvement
15A NCAC 2R .0203
Adopt
General
15A NCAC 2R .0301
Adopt
Mitigation Banks
15A NCAC 2R .0302
Adopt
Purpose
15A NCAC 2R .0401
Adopt
Schedule of Fees
15A NCAC 2R .0402
Adopt
Donation of Property
15A NCAC 2R .0403
Adopt
Purpose
15A NCAC 2R .0501
Repeal
Definitions
15A NCAC 2R .0502
Repeal
Schedule of Fees
15A NCAC 2R .0503
Repeal
Payment
15A NCAC 2R .0504
Repeal
DENR/MARINE nSHERIES COMMISSION
Atlantic Ocean
15A NCAC 3J .0202
Amend
River Herring and Shad
15ANCAC3M .0513
Amend
DENR/COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
Purpose
15ANCAC 7H .1601
Amend
General Conditions
15 A NCAC 7H .1604
Amend
Specific Conditions
15ANCAC7H .1605
Amend
DENR/WILDLIFE RESOURCES COM\nSSION
Big Game Kill Reports
15ANCAC lOB .0113
Amend
Bear
15A NCAC lOB .0202
Amend
Deer
15A NCAC lOB .0203
Amend
Wild Turkey
15A NCAC lOB .0209
Amend
Falconry
15A NCAC lOB .0216
Amend
Reciprocal License Agreements
15A NCAC IOC .0203
Amend
Public Mountain Trout Waters
15A NCAC IOC .0205
Amend
Fish Hatcheries
15ANCAC IOC .0212
Amend
Taking of Inland Game Fishes
15A NCAC IOC .0304
Amend
Open Seasons
15A NCAC IOC .0305
Amend
Manner of Taking
15A NCAC IOC .0401
Amend
Taking Bait Fishes
15A NCAC IOC .0402
Amend
Permitted Special Devices
15A NCAC IOC .0407
Amend
General Regulations
15A NCAC lOD .0002
Amend
Hunting on Game Lands
15A NCAC lOD .0003
Amend
Fishing on Game Lands
15A NCAC lOD .0004
Amend
Application for Certificate
15A NCAC lOF .0102
Amend
Transfer of Ownership
15A NCAC lOF .0103
Amend
Certificate of Number
15ANCAC lOF .0104
Amend
Numbering Pattern
15A NCAC lOF .0105
Amend
Temporary Certificate
15A NCAC lOF .0109
Amend
Chatham and Wake Counties
15A NCAC lOF .0345
Amend
Cra\en County
15A NCAC lOF .0347
Amend
Appointment of Wildlife Service Agents
15A NCAC lOG .0402
Amend
Wildlife Service Agent Agreement
15A NCAC lOG .0403
Amend
Customer Support System
15A NCAC lOG .0404
Amend
Permit and License Requirement
15A NCAC lOH .0802
Amend
Taking Raptors
15ANCAC lOH .0810
Amend
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
Carrier Operations
17 NCAC 5B .1402
Repeal
Franchise Motor Carriers
1 7 NCAC 5B. 1703
Repeal
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NC STATE BOARD OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT EXAMINERS
Definitions
21 NCAC8A .0301
Amend
Concentration in Accounting
21 NCAC 8A .0309
Amend
Filing of Exam
21 NCAC8F .0103
Amend
Conditioning Requirements
21 NCAC8F .0105
Amend
Education and Work Experience
21 NCAC 8F .0302
Amend
Work Experience
21 NCAC 8F .0401
Amend
Education Required
21 NCAC 8F .0410
Adopt
Requirements for CPE Credit
21 NCAC 8G .0404
Amend
Reciprocal Certificates
21 NCAC 8H .0001
Amend
Modification of Discipline
21 NCAC 81 .0004
Amend
Revocation of Certificate
21 NCAC 81 .0005
Amend
Annual Renewal
21 NCAC8J .0001
Amend
Retired and Inactive Status
21 NCAC 8J .0005
Amend
Forfeiture
21 NCAC8J .0006
Amend
Firm Registration
21 NCAC8J .0008
Amend
Registration and SQR Fees
21 NCAC 8J .0010
Amend
Registered Limited Liability
21 NCAC 8K .0301
Amend
Purpose
21 NCAC8M .0101
Amend
Registration Requirements
21 NCAC 8M .0102
Amend
Selection
21 NCAC8M .0201
Amend
Certain Offices Excused
21 NCAC 8M .0204
Amend
NC BOARD OF EXAMINERS EV OPTOMETRY
Professional Responsibility
NC BOARD OF PHARMACY
Drug Distribution and Control
Electronic Transmission
Medical Equipment
21 NCAC42E .0102
21 NCAC 46 ,1414
21 NCAC 46 .1813
21 NCAC 46 .2611
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
STATE BOARD OF EXAMBVERS OF PLUMBEVG, HEATING, AND FIRE SPRINKLER CONTRACTORS
Qualifications Determined
Applications
Active Employment
Multiple Licenses
License Requirements Generally
Fuel Piping
License Fees
Fees for Copies
NC BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR PROFESSIONAL
Organization
Description of Seal
Records of Board Proceedings
Application Files
Destruction
Reactivation
Requirement for Licensing
Application Procedure
Examinations
Expirations and Renewals
Requirement for Licensing
Application Procedure
Examinations
Expirations and Renewals
Rules of Professional Conduct
21 NCAC 50
21 NCAC 50
21 NCAC 50
21 NCAC 50
21 NCAC 50
21 NCAC 50
21 NCAC 50
21 NCAC 50
0301
0306
0404
0405
0510
0511
1102
1104
ENGEVEERS AND LAND
21 NCAC 56 .0103
21 NCAC 56 .0104
21 NCAC 56 .0401
21 NCAC 56 .0403
21 NCAC 56 .0404
21 NCAC 56 .0405
21 NCAC 56 .0501
21 NCAC 56 .0502
21 NCAC 56 .0503
21 NCAC 56 .0505
21 NCAC 56 .0601
21 NCAC 56 .0602
21 NCAC 56 .0603
21 NCAC 56 .0606
21 NCAC 56 .0701
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Adopt
Amend
Amend
SURVEYORS
Amend
Amend
Amend
Repeal
Repeal
Repeal
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
Amend
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Rules of Conduct
Offices
Titles
Design
Standard Certification Requirements
Certification
Firm Seal
Certification of Standard Design
Petitions
Hearings
Declaratory Rulings
Improper Practice
Unlawful Practice
Notice of Contemplated Action
Conduct of Contested Case
Depositions
Surveying Procedures
Classification of Boundary Surveys
Mapping Requirements
Requirements
Units
Determination of Credit
Forms
NC SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION BOARD
Definitions
Board Mailing Address
Scope
Definitions
Application for Deemed Status
Three-Year Standards Review
Certification Requirements
Renewal of Individual Certification
Revocation
Complaint Procedures
Investigation of Complaint
Confidentiality
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS
Introduction
Definitions
Content and Filing Procedures
Time
Initial Determination
21 NCAC56
.0702
Amend
21 NCAC56
.0901
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.0902
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1102
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1103
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1104
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1105
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1106
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1201
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1203
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1205
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1301
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1302
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1403
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1409
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1411
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1602
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1603
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1604
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1703
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1704
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1705
Amend
21 NCAC 56
.1711
Amend
OARD
21 NCAC 68
.0101
Amend
21 NCAC 68
.0102
Amend
21 NCAC 68
.0301
Adopt
21 NCAC 68
.0302
Adopt
21 NCAC 68
.0303
Adopt
21 NCAC 68
.0304
Adopt
21 NCAC 68
.0305
Adopt
21 NCAC 68
.0306
Adopt
21 NCAC 68
.0307
Adopt
21 NCAC 68
.0602
Amend
21 NCAC 68
.0603
Amend
21 NCAC 68
.0608
Amend
26 NCAC 4 .(
)101
Amend
26 NCAC 4 .(
)201
Adopt
26 NCAC 4 .0202
Adopt
26 NCAC 4 .0203
Adopt
26 NCAC 4 .0204
Adopt
RULES REVIEW COMMISSION
March 19, 1998
MINUTES
The Rules Review Commission met on March 19, 1998, in the Assembly Room of the Methodist Building, 1307 Glenwood
Avenue, Raleigh, North Carolina. Commissioners in attendance were Vice Chairman Teresa L. Smallwood, Mark P. Garside,
George S. Robinson, Jim R. Funderburk, Steven P. Rader, David R. Twiddy, and Anita A. White.
Staff members present were: Joseph J. DeLuca, Staff Director: Bobby Br\an, Rules Review Specialist; Glenda Gruber,
Administrative Assistant; and Sandy Webster.
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The following people attended:
Juanita Gaskill
John McFadyen
Tracy Baroni
Roslyn Savitt
Bernard Cox
Bill Hale
Julia Lohn
B. D. Moore
David Brook
Peggy Morris
Dedra Alston
Robin Standi
Tim Simmons
Jeff Adolphson
Denise Haskell
Ellie Sprenkel
Mary Giguere
Charlotte Hall
Harry Wilson
Bayard Alcorn
Marc Lodge
Jim Wellons
Mark Cuilla
Bob Bode
Tony Toibi
Janice Thompson
Carolyn Holman
Tom West
Lena Williams
R. Sandy
D. Hanrath
Mary Bushnell
Wendi Oglesby
Dee Williams
Eric Mussler
Arm Christian
Sari Earl
Liz Kovasckitz
Russell Capps
Nancy Ratcliffe
John Allen
Jim Cain
Ron Ferrell
Jean Stanley
Ann Forbes
Jim Hall
Paul Mahoney
Janice Fain
Anna Cayter
Nancy Guy
M. Farmer
McKinley Wooten
Sabra Faires
Tim Kent
Emily Lee
DENR/Marine Fisheries
DENR
National Association of Chain Drug Stores
NC Child Care Coalition
Insurance
Insurance
NC Sheriffs' Commission
NC Sheriffs' Commission
Cultural Resources
Labor
DENR
Cultural Resources
Cultural Resources
Cultural Resources
NC Board of Pharmacy
Insurance
DHHS
DHHS/MD/DD/SAS
State Board of Education
DENR/Parks and Recreation
DHHS
Attorney General
DENR/DAQ
Bode, Call and Stroupe
Bode, Call and Stroupe
Victory Village Day Care
Victory Village Day Care
Poyner & Spruill
DHHS
Labor
Labor
NC Child Care and Resource Referral Network
Transportation
Cosmetic Art Examiners
Price Waterhouse
Attorney
Committee on State Taxation
DENR/DWQ
NC House
NC Voice for Child Care
Price Waterhouse
Kilpatrick Stockton
DENR/DWQ
Board of Nursing
Board of Nursing
DENR/NC Child Care Commission
NC Association of Health
DHHS/Child Development
DHHS/Child Development
DHHS/Child Development
DHHS/Child Development
Attorney General
Revenue
American Institute of Architecture
Transportation
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Anna Tefft OSBM
Mark Sisak OSBM
Robin Munger DENR/Parks & Recreation
John Poole DENR/Parks & Recreation
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The meeting was called to order at 10:05 a.m. with Vice Chairman Smallwood presiding. She asked for any discussion,
comments, or corrections concerning the minutes of the February 19, 1998 meeting. There being none, the minutes were
approved.
FOLLOW-UP MATTERS
10 NCAC I4V .7104 - DHHS/Secretary of Health and Human Services: The rewritten rule submitted by the agency was
approved by the Commission.
15 A NCAC 2R .0503 - DENR/Environmental Management Conunission: The rule submitted by the agency was approved by
the Commission.
15 A NCAC 31 .0117 - DENR/Marine Fisheries Commission; The rewritten rule submitted by the agency was approved by the
Commission.
15A NCAC 18D .0201, .0308, and .0405 - DENR/Water Treatment Facility Operators Cenification Board - The rewritten
rules submitted by the agency were approved by the Commission.
16 NCAC 7 .0202 - Education/NC Standards Board for Public School Administration: The Commission received no response
from the agency on this rule.
21 NCAC 12 .0204 - NC Licensing Board for General Contractors: The Commission received no response from the agency on
this rule.
21 NCAC 46 .1810 - NC Board of Pharmacy: The rewritten rule submitted by the agency was approved by the Commission.
21 NCAC 50.1210, and .1212 - State Board of Examiners of Plumbing, Heating and Fire Sprinkler Contractors: The
Commission received no response from the agency on these rules.
LOG OF nLINGS
Vice Chairman Smallwood presided over the review of the log and all rules were approved with the following exceptions:
7 NCAC 4R .0909, .0910, .0911, .0912, .0913, .0914, and .0915 - CULTURAL RESOURCES/NC Historical Commission:
The Commission objected to these rules due to ambiguity. It is unclear how they are to be read or interpreted in light of similar
and overlapping rules (.0901 -.0908) that precede these.
10 NCAC 3U .0302 - DHHS/Child Care Commission: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of statutory authority.
There is no authority cited to prohibit a person from even applying for a license while and for a period after enforcement action
is or has been taken. According to G.S. 110-93(b) if a person meets the conditions for licensure, "the Secretary shall issue a
license." There is no authority to refuse to review the application to determine if a person does meet those conditions.
10 NCAC 3U .0605 - DHHS/Child Care Commission: Commissioner Rader made a motion to extend the period of review on
this rule. The motion failed for lack of a second.
10 NCAC 3U .0704 - DHHS/Child Care Commission: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of statutory authority.
There is no specific authority cited for the Commission to authorize someone to serve as a child care administrator who does not
meet the qualifications of 1 10-91(8), to set alternate requirements to those qualifications, or to set qualifications other than what
is listed in the statute. Commissioner White voted not to object to the rule.
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10 NCAC 3U .0710 - DHHS/Child Care Commission: The Commission extended the period of review on this rule in order to
determine the relationship of this rule's requirements relating to the NC Early Childhood Credential, the NC Community
College curriculum requirements, and S.B. 929's prohibition (sec. 28.3) against "promoting or requiring the utilization of
training materials, curriculum, or policy developed or provided by the National Association for the Education of Young
Children or the National Institute for Early Childhood Professional Development."
10 NCAC 3U .0806 - DHHS/Child Care Commission: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. It is unclear
who is responsible for doing the toilet training. If it is the child care center, it is unclear what they are supposed to do if they
are unsuccessful. It is also unclear what constitutes "individual readiness."
10 NCAC 3U .1702 - DHHS/Child Care Commission: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of statutory authority.
In (g) there is a repetition of the language and problem in .0302.
10 NCAC 3U .1720 - DHHS/Child Care Commission: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. It is unclear
who is responsible for doing the toilet training at (d). If it is the child care center, it is unclear what they are supposed to do if
they are unsuccessful. It is also unclear what constitutes "individual readiness." The dimension "approximately four feet high"
in (8) is unclear.
Commissioner Rader voted not to approve the remainder of the rules from Child Day Care.
12 NCAC 7D .0204 - JUSTICE/NC Private Protective Services Board: The Commission objected to this rule due to
ambiguity. It is unclear what is meant or intended by "lawfully gained experience" in (c).
12 NCAC 7D . 1 106 - JUSTICE/NC Private Protective Services Board: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity.
It is unclear what is meant or intended by "experience legally gained" in (a).
16 NCAC 6C .0602 - STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In (b)
there is reference to practicing "the professional standards of federal, state, and local governing bodies." That appears to mean
published codes, except that the statement is found within a paragraph labeled "generally recognized professional standards."
(And that phrase is used later in the paragraph.) It is unclear if they actually exist. It also states that any act "in deliberate
disregard or abandonment" of those standards is "prohibited." It is unclear what is meant by "deliberate disregard or
abandonment." It is unclear what constitutes, in (b)(4)(A), "inappropriate use of language that is considered profane, vulgar, or
demeaning."
17 NCAC 5C .0102 and .0703 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE: These rules were referred to the Office of State Budget and
Management for a statement from them as to whether or not there would be a substantial economic impact from these rules.
The Commission also requested that these rules be sent to the Attorney General's office for an opinion on whether the tax costs
are part of the economic impact.
17 NCAC 5E .0103 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE: This rule was also referred to the Office of State Budget and
Management for the same reasons as 5C .0102 and .0703.
18 NCAC 6 . 1 104 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of statutory authority. The
use of the term "order" in (i) implies that the Administrator does not have to go through the rulemaking process or set standards
for the recognition of securities manuals. There is no authority for such action. This objection applies to existing language in
the rule.
18 NCAC 6 .1206 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of statutory and ambiguity.
In (a)(1), it is not clear what would constitute "good cause" for waiving a disqualification. Subparagraph (a)(ll) is a waiver
provision without specific guidelines in violation of G.S. 150B-19(6). This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
18 NCAC 6.1212- SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In (a), it is not clear
if electronic filing of Form NF is permitted.
18 NCAC 6 .1401 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In (a)(5), it is not
clear what other information the Administrator requires. In (c), there are two references to filing notices with the Administrator
no later than 30 days. It is not clear if this means 30 days after the actions, notification of the action, or some other event. This
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objection applies to existing language in the rule.
18 NCAC 6 .1509 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of necessity. Agencies are
no longer required to publish a list of their forms, so this rule is not necessary. This objection applies to existing language in
the rule.
18 NCAC 6 . 1702 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In (a)(6), it is not
clear what other information the Administrator requires. In (c), it is not clear what the 30 days deadline is after. This objection
applies to existing language in the rule.
18 NCAC 6 . 1703 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of statutory authority and
ambiguit>'. The first sentence in (b) contains a waiver provision without specific guidelines. In the first sentence in (c), it is not
clear what event triggers the 30 day deadline. This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
18 NCAC 6 .1705 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In (c), in two places,
it is not clear what standards the Administrator will use in determining if a form is acceptable. This objection applies to
existing language in the rule.
18 NCAC 6 . 1706 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In (e)(1), it is not
clear what is meant b\- an "appropriate" office. This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
18 NCAC 6 .1802 and .1803 - SECRETARY OF STATE: These rules were withdrawn by the agency.
18 NCAC 6 .1805 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In (a)(4)(A), it is not
clear what would constitute the "immediate family." This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
18 NCAC 6 .1811 - SECRETARY OF STATE: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of necessity. Because
agencies are no longer required to publish a list of their forms in their rules, this rule is not necessary. This objection applies to
existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 2 .0904 - NC Board of Architecture: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. It is not clear what
standards the Board will use in approving course sponsors, courses and programs. In (1), it is not clear what the requirements
are for sponsor agreements. In (3), it is not clear what is meant by "qualifying" courses or programs.
21 NCAC 2 .0906 - NC Board of Architecture: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In (3), it is not clear
what standards the board will use in approving documentation of physical disability or illness.
21 NCAC 8 - NC State Board of CPA Examiners: These rules were withdrawn by the agency.
21 NCAC 14H .0005 - NC State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity.
Paragraph (a) establishes two sanitary grades, A and B. Paragraph (f) requires establishments to maintain at least a D grade.
Apparently there is no such thing as a D grade.
21 NCAC 14J .0501 - NC State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In
(a), it is not clear what standards the Board will use in approving credit for instruction in another state. This objection applies
to existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 14K .0003 - NC State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In
(a)(2), it is not clear how many chairs are "adequate." In (a)(3), it is not clear how much light is "adequate." This objection
applies to existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 14N .0102 - NC State Board of Cosmetic An Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity.
Paragraph (b) makes no sense. An applicant needing special arrangements must include either ( 1 ) an application or (2) the same
application.
i
21 NCAC 14N .0107 - NC State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. It ^
is unclear what (c) means.
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21 NCAC 14N .0113 - NC State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of
statutory authority. Paragraph (f) is not consistent with G.S. 88-16(4). The student is required to take at least 200 additional
hours of basic training in an approved school, not a specific course of study designed for him and requiring specific approval.
This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 18B .0209 - NC State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors: The Commission objected to this rule due to
lack of statutory authority and ambiguity. Paragraph (d) states that the APA rulemaking provisions allow the Board to vary its
fees. That simply is not true, and there is no authority for this paragraph. In (f)(2), it is not clear what the Board means by
"extenuating circumstances." This does not amount to specific guidelines for a waiver. This objection applies to existing
language in the rule.
21 NCAC 18B .0404 - NC State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors: The Commission objected to this rule due to
lack of statutory authority. In (c), there is no authority to vary fees without going through the complete rulemaking process.
This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 18B .0802 - NC State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors: The Commission objected to this rule due to
lack of statutory authority. While the Board clearly has authority to establish a special restricted classification, the procedures
set out in (c) and (d) are not consistent with the Administrative Procedure Act. Once the agency has accepted a petition, it must
begin the rulemaking process by publishing a notice of rulemaking proceedings and accept coirmients prior to coming up with
the final proposal. It also may not adopt the final proposal until after the process is complete, not before begiiming it. This
objection applies to existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 36 .0605 - NC Board of Nursing: This rule was withdrawn by the agency.
21 NCAC 46 .1804 - NC Board of Pharmacy: This rule was sent to Office of State Budget and Management for economic
impact determination.
21 NCAC 48A .0103 - NC Board of Physical Therapy Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of
statutory authority. There is no authority for paragraph (a) of this rule. G.S. 90-270.25 gives authority for soliciting
nominations and compiling a list of nominees for the Governor to the North Carolina Physical Therapy Association, Inc., and
not to the North Carolina Board of Physical Therapy Examiners. This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 48A .0105 - NC Board of Physical Therapy Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In
(2), it is not clear what testing agencies are approved by the Board or what the standards for approval are. In (8) and (10), it is
not clear what exams have been approved or what the standards for approval are. This objection applies to existing language in
the rule.
21 NCAC 48C .0401 - NC Board of Physical Therapy Examiners: The Coiranission objected to this rule due to lack of statutory
authority. Physical therapy aide is defined in G.S. 90-270.24(5) and there is therefore no authority for the Board to define the
term.
21 NCAC 48D .0102 - NC Board of Physical Therapy Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. It is
not clear what testing agency is recognized by the Board.
21 NCAC 48D .0105 - NC Board of Physical Therapy Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In
(a), it is not clear what is meant by "a nationally recognized testing service." In (b)(2), it is not clear how much "the fee" is.
This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 48D .0112 - NC Board of Physical Therapy Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. It is
not clear what National Testing Service has been recognized by the Board.
21 NCAC 48F .0102 - NC Board of Physical Therapy Examiners: The Conmiission objected to this rule due to lack of statutory
authority. The fees set out in (a)(1)(C) and (D) and (a)(2)(C) and (D) seem to be beyond the agency's statutory authority.
While the agency has the authority to establish the manner in which lapsed licenses may be reviewed, they may only charge a
maximum of $25 in addition to the renewal fee to do so. This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 48G .0203 - NC Board of Physical Therapy Examiners: The Commission objected to this rule due to lack of statutory
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authority and ambiguity. In (2), there is no authority to charge a lapsed license revival application fee greater than the statutory
revival fee. In (2)(b). it is not clear what the standards are for approval of course work. It is also not clear what standards it
will use in determining whether to authorize training. This objection applies to existing language in the rule.
21 NCAC 48G .0404 - NC Board of Physical Therapy E.xaminers: The Commission objected to this rule due to ambiguity. In
(b), it is not clear what is meant by "private" reprimand. Any action taken by the Board is a public record.
21 NCAC 48G .0601 - NC Board of Physical Therapy Examiners: The Commission voted to extend the period of review on
this rule in order to allow the agency to review the behavior and activities listed in paragraph (a) to determine if they could be
written any more clearly so that a licensed individual can be more certain what behavior and activities could result in
disciplinary action. Specific concerns were expressed about hems (6), (8), (10), and (18).
21 NCAC 58A. B. and E - NC Real Estate Commission: Commissioner Robinson voted not to approve these rules.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
There was no Director's Report this month due to the length of the Commission meeting.
COMMISSION PROCEDURES AND OTHER MATTERS
The next meeting of the Rules Review Commission is to be held on April 15, 1998.
The meeting adjourned at 3:20 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Sandy Webster
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CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
1 his Section contains the full text of some of the more significant Administrative Law Judge decisions along with an
index to all recent contested cases decisions which are filed under North Carolina 's Administrative Procedure Act.
Copies of the decisions listed in the index and not published are available upon request for a minimal charge by
contacting the Office of Administrative Hearings, (919) 733-2698.
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS
Chief Administrative Law Judge
JULIAN MANN, III
Senior Administrative Law Judge
FRED G. MORRISON JR.
ADMINISTRA TIVE LA W JUDGES
Brenda B. Becton
Sammie Chess Jr.
Beecher R. Gray
Meg Scott Phipps
Robert Roosevelt Reilly Jr.
Dolores O. Smith
AGENCY
ADMINISTRATION
E. Edward Gambill v. Department of Administration
Triangle CAD Solutions. Inc. v. Div. Purchase and Contract, EHNR
Henry Bryon Brewer v. NC Commission of Indian Affairs
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL COMMISSION
Michael's Mini Mart v. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Evereite Craig Hornbuckle v. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Saleh Ahmed Ali Futhah v. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Carolyn T. Ray v. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Fast Fare, Inc.
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Mendoza Enterprises, Inc.
Paul Tyler IV Enterprises. Inc., Alpha Vinson T/A Mirrors (Sid's
Showgirls) V Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
and
City of Goldsboro
and
Gurnan Khera
George Robert Scott v. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Nasar Sader v Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Paradise Landing, Inc.
OFFISS, Inc. v. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Fast Fare. Inc. No. 576
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Altaf Hussain
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Robert Johnson
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Masonboro County Store. Inc.
Daniel Gary Ledbetter v. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Alcoholic Beverage Control Comm v. Raymond Lee
Alcoholic Beverage Control Comm v. Percy Daniel Bowen
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Bridgette Dee Williams
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Westside Tavern. Inc.
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Grove Park Inn Resort. Inc.
Bradford Allan Capps & Garland Lewis Williams v. Ale. Bev. Ctl. Comm.
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Soo Jung Pak
Sunset Enterprises, Inc. v. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. 6 Twelve Corporation
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. Kimberly Loette Hankins
Alcoholic Bev. Ctl. Comm. v Monterrey Mex. Rest, of Greensboro. Inc
Alcoholic Beverage Control Comm. v. Fiesta Mexicana, Inc.
CASE
DATE OF
PUBLISHED DECISION
NUMBER
ALJ
DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
97 DOA 0364
Reilly
09/10/97
97 DOA 0670
Reilly
12/19/97
97 DOA 0959
Gray
12/17/97
92 ABC 1601
Gray
08/18/97
93 ABC 0987
Gray
08/18/97
94 ABC 0264
Gray
08/18/97
95 ABC 0429
Gray
09/23/97
96 ABC 0483
Morrison
06/18/97
96 ABC 1196
Gray
08/26/97
96 ABC 1804
Morrison
09/29/97
96 ABC 1995
Reilly
12/05/97
97 ABC 0030
Phipps
10/08/97
97 ABC 0031
Gray
06/13/97
97 ABC 0118
Gray
09/17/97
97 ABC 0197
Morrison
01/15/98
97 ABC 0312
Mann
07/29/97
97 ABC 0321
Gray
08/25/97
97 ABC 0432
Reilly
09/09/97
97 ABC 0443
Gray
07/08/97
97 ABC 0488
Smith
10/30/97
97 ABC 0495
Morrison
09/24/97
97 ABC 0576
Phipps
09/04/97
97 ABC 0586
Phipps
09/17/97
97 ABC 0706
Morrison
09/15/97 12:07 NCR 609
97 ABC 0820
Reilly
02/05/98
97 ABC 0834
Reilly
03/04/98
97 ABC 0846
Gray
12/10/97
97 ABC 0895
Reilly
12/16/97
97 ABC 0897
Gray
10/06/97
97 ABC 0965
Morrison
01/15/98
97 ABC 0983
Mann
02/17/98
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1801
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
AGENCY
CASE
NfUMBER
ALJ
DATE OF
DECISION
PLrBLISHED DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission v. James Martini 97 ABC 1036 Gray
Alcoholic Beverage Control Comm. v, Cynthia Lea Wagner 97 ABC 1115 Morrison
Alcoholic Beverage Control Comm. V. BB, &S,, Inc 97 ABC 1250 Gray
Alcoholic Beverage Control Comm. v. Ali Mohmood Ahmed 97 ABC 1289 Morrison
Momhammed H Darwish & Hazeem M Eldara v. Alcoholic Bev Ctl Comm 97 ABC 1429 Smith
Alcoholic Beverage Control Comm. v Circle K Stores, Inc 97 ABC 1538 Smith
12/31/97
02/19/98
02/24/98
02/26/98
12/31/97
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COMMUNITY COLLEGES
James Elliot Price v. Dept of Community Colleges. St.
Bd of Comm. Col
;DCC0136
Gray
03/11/98
CORRECTION
David M Boone v.
Correction. Div. of Prison Admin. Remedy Procedure 97 DOC 0534 Morrison
CRIME CONTROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Delia Sherrod v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Stanley D. Carter. Sr. v. Victims Compensation Commission
Mary A. Kearney v. CPS, Victims Compensation Commission
Mae Allen Murray v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Beverly McLaughlin v Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Malcolm W. Fields v Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Rodney P Hodge v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Billy Steen v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Clifford R Pulley v Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Curtis Jermaine Newkirk v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Huston Christopher Mason v. Victims Compensation Commission
Percival R. Johnson. /\KA Reeves Johnson v. Crime Victims Comp. Comm.
Gregory Bynum v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Michaela Dionne Brewington v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Lisa S Snead v Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Robert L. Welty. D v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Robert T. Blakeney v. Office of Administrative Hearings
Connie Cowan v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Linda Atkinson v. Crime Victims Compensation Commission
ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Leon McNair v. NC Industrial Commission
ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Herbert C Avery v Environment. Health, and Natural Resources
Linda Collie v, Lenoir County Health Department
Leroy Anderson v. County of Moore Department of Health
EH Garner v New Hanover Health Department
Peter D. McDowell. Sr v New Hanover Health Department
Dowell Gray v Department of Environment and Natural Resources
and
Onslow County Department of Health
Riggings Homeowners Assoc, Inc. v Environment, Health. & Natural Res.
John Ronald Taylor v Environment. Health. & Natural Resources
Independence Mall /\ssociates v. Environment and Natural Resources
Rick Parker v Pitt County Health Dept /Mr Ernie Nichols
James R Melvin v Environment and Natural Resources
Roger L. Moore v. Environment and Natural Resources
Lee A, Riggs v. Craven County Health Department
Tommy Anthony Swangin v. Dept of Environment & Natural Resources
Robert E Cahoon v Carteret County Health Department
Jim R, Lanier v Environment. Health, and Natural Resources
John Martin v Environment. Health, and Natural Resources
John Martin v Environment. Health, and Natural Resources
Jack R Whitmore v Dept of Environment & Natural Resources
Rachel S, Tugwell v. Environment, Health and Natural Resources
Joanne B Huff v. Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources
NC Waste Awareness & Reduction Network, Inc. v EHNR
and
Carolina Solite Corporation and Oldover Corporation
Alphasine Cheryl Barfield v EHNR. Div. Environmental Health
Gilbert T Davis. Jr v, Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Dept.
Selby Franklin Brown v Wayne County Environmental Health
Station Break. Mane K Graham v, Martin Tyrell Washington. District
Health Department
Coastal Management
Glenn Sasser v Division of Coastal Management
96 CPS 0300
96 CPS 1887
96 CPS 2033
96 CPS 2110
97 CPS 0170
97 CPS 0360
97 CPS 0449
97 CPS 0472
97 CPS 0523
97 CPS 0645
97 CPS 0691
97 CPS 0779
97 CPS 0901
97 CPS 0992
97 CPS 1025
97 CPS 1073
97 CPS 1187
97 CPS 1214
97 CPS 1389
97 COM 1549
96EHR0161
96 EHR 0264
96 EHR 1969
96 EHR 1972
96 EHR 2075
97 EHR 0195*
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
97 EHR
0263
0275
0328
0470
0682
0821
0851
0875
0878
0880
0993*
0994*
1039
1086
1149
1189
97 EHR 1221
97 EHR 1281
97 EHR 1534
97 EHR 1639
97 EHR 0763
Chess
Chess
Beclon
Chess
Phipps
Chess
Reilly
Morrison
Gray
Morrison
Becton
Gray
Reilly
Mann
Reilly
Gray
Becton
Becton
Beclon
Gray
Chess
Becton
Morrison
Gray
Gray
Gray
Reilly
Reilly
Chess
Phipps
Phipps
Smith
Becton
Smith
Becton
Phipps
Phipps
Phipps
Mann
Becton
Reilly
Becton
Morrison
Smith
Smith
Phipps
Gray
06/16/97
07/18/97
01/26/98
09/26/97
10/31/97
08/29/97
09/12/97
07/01/97
07/23/97
08/06/97
10/03/97
12/04/97
02/06/98
10/16/97
12/23/97
11/10/97
01/20/98
11/07/97
12/03/97
12/31/97
01/09/98
09/23/97
07/16/97
07/15/97
08/07/97
08/07/97
12/01/97
08/13/97
06/09/97
03/06/98
07/01/97
09/23/97
03/11/98
10/02/97
12/15.'97
09/30/97
03/13/98
10/13/97
10/13/97
12/17/97
12/03/97
12/30/97
02/16/98
01/28/98
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01/21/98
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April 1, 1998
12:19
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
AGENCY
CASE
NUMBER
AU
DATE OF
DECISION
PUBLISHED DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
Environmental Management
Craig King Farms v, EHNR. Environmental Management Commission
Henry G. Dail. Dail Brothers v. EHNR, Environmental Management
Land Resources
James H. Lowdermilk & J Wayne Lowdermilk v. EHNR, Land Res.
Charles G- Smith v. EHNR, Division of Land Resources
Henry Yancey Ingram, D & Hope Fanning Ingram v EHNR, Land Res
Thomas Windell Foster, Minnie Foster Tate, Carolyn D. Hughes, Joseph
& Lorrie Voliva v , EHNR, Division of Land Resources
Thomas Windell Foster. Minnie Foster Tate, Carolyn D. Hughes, Joseph
& Lorrie Voliva v. EHNR, Division of Land Resources
Thomas Windell Foster, Minnie Foster Tate, Carolyn D, Hughes, Joseph
& Lorrie Voliva v. EHNR, Division of Land Resources
Thomas Windell Foster, Minnie Foster Tate, Carolyn D. Hughes, Joseph
& Lorrie Voliva v. EHNR, Division of Land Resources
Marine Fisheries
William B- Tate v. Division of Marine Fisheries
John A. Trahan v. EHNR, Division of Marine Fisheries
Hassell B. Lawrence, Sr.. Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G. GiUikin, Norman
W. Gillikin, Oliver C. Lawrence, Hiram GiUikin. Louis Gray Thomas-
Jr,, Faye Thomas, Mark Allen Gillikin, Millie Lawrence, June Martin
Hassell B. Lawrence. Sr., Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G. Gillikin, Norman
W. Gillikin, Oliver C. Lawrence. Hiram Gillikin, Louis Gray Thomas,
Jr., Faye Thomas, Mark Allen Gillikin, Millie Lawrence, June Martin
Hassell B. Lawrence, Sr., Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G, Gillikin, Norman
W. Gillikin, Oliver C Lawrence, Hiram Gillikin, Louis Gray Thomas.
Jr., Faye Thomas, Mark Allen GiUikin, Millie Lawrence. June Martin
Hassell B. Lawrence. Sr , Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G. Gillikin, Norman
W. Gillikin. Oliver C. Lawrence, Hiram Gillikin. Louis Gray Thomas.
Jr., Faye Thomas, Mark Allen Gillikin, Millie Lawrence, June Martin
Hassell B. Lawrence, Sr., Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G. Gillikin, Norman
W. Gillikin, Oliver C. Lawrence, Hiram Gillikin, Louis Gray Thomas,
Jr., Faye Thomas, Mark Allen Gillikin, Millie Lawrence, June Martin
Hassell B. Lawrence, Sr , Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G. Gillikin, Norman
W. Gillikin. Oliver C. Lawrence, Hiram Gillikin, Louis Gray Thomas,
Jr., Faye Thomas, Mark Allen Gillikin, Millie Lawrence, June Martin
Hassell B. Lawrence. Sr., Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G. Gillikin. Norman
W. Gillikin. Oliver C. Lawrence, Hiram Gillikin, Louis Gray Thomas,
Jr., Faye Thomas. Mark Allen Gillikin. Millie Lawrence. June Martin
Hassell B. Lawrence. Sr., Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G. Gillikin, Norman
W. Gillikin. Oliver C. Lawrence. Hiram GiUikin, Louis Gray Thomas,
Jr., Faye Thomas, Mark Allen Gillikin. Millie Lawrence. June Martin
Hassell B. Lawrence. Sr.. Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G Gillikin. Norman
W. Gillikin. Oliver C. Lawrence. Hiram Gillikin. Louis Gray Thomas,
Jr., Faye Thomas, Mark Allen Gillikin. Millie Lawrence, June Martin
James Fletcher v, EHNR. Division of Marine Fisheries
Hassell B. Lawrence. Sr , Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G. Gillikin, Norman
W. Gillikin, Oliver C. Lawrence, Hiram Gillikin, Louis Gray Thomas,
Jr., Faye Thomas. Mark Allen Gillikin. Millie Lawrence, June Martin
Hassell B Lawrence, Sr , Gordon Lawrence, Bobby G. Gillikin, Norman
W. Gillikin, Oliver C. Lawrence, Hiram Gillikin, Louis Gray Thomas,
Jr., Faye Thomas, Mark Allen Gillikin, Millie Lawrence, June Martin
96 EHR 0609 Gray
96 EHR 2104 Gray
96 EHR 0745 Gray
96 EHR 0855 Gray
96 EHR 0908 Gray
97 EHR 1002*" Mann
97 EHR 1003»" Mann
97 EHR 1043*" Mann
97 EHR 1057*" Mann
96 EHR 1922 Becton
97 EHR 0400 Chess
97 EHR 09 17*" Morrison
97 EHR 0927*" Morrison
97 EHR 0928*^ Morrison
97 EHR 0929"° Morrison
97 EHR 0935*" Morrison
97 EHR 0936*'" Morrison
97 EHR 0961*" Morrison
97 EHR 0962** Morrison
97 EHR 0979*'° Morrison
97 EHR 0985 Chess
97 EHR 1038*'" Morrison
97 EHR 1052*=" Morrison
Maternal and Child Health
Evan's Mini Mart v EHNR, Maternal & Child Health, Nutrition Svcs Sec 97 EHR 0599
Solid Waste Management
Loie J. Priddy v. Division of Solid Waste Management, EHNR
Dewey V. Hudson v EHNR, Division of Waste Management
96 EHR 1838
98 EHR 0083
Water Quality
Castle Hayne Steering Committee v EHNR, Division of Water Quality 96 EHR 1731
and
New Hanover County Water and Sewer District
RAYCO Utilities, Inc., Briarwood WWTP v. EHNR, Div. of Water Quality 97 EHR 0018
RAYCO Utilities, Inc., Greystone Forrest WWTP v. EHNR, Water Quality 97 EHR 0412
RAYCO Utilities, Inc., Melbille Heights MHP 97 EHR 0643*'-
and
RAYCO Utilities, Inc., Penman Heights MHP v. EHNR, Water Quality
RAYCO Utilities, Inc., MelbiUe Heights MHP 97 EHR 0644*-
and
Phipps
Morrison
Smith
Mann
Chess
Smith
Smith
Smith
01/14/98
08/27/97
10/30/97
10/30/97
10/30/97
02/05/98
02/05/98
02/05/98
02/05/98
12/16/97
10/30/97
12/30/97
12/30/97
12/30/97
12/30/97
12/30/97
12/30/97
12/30/97
12/30/97
12/30/97
01/28/98
12/30/97
12/30/97
07/14/97
06/20/97
02/05/98
06/30/97
09/12/97
10/29/97
10/29/97
10/29/97
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NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April 1, 1998
1803
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
AGENCY
CASE
NUMBER
ALJ
DATE OF
DECISION
PUBLISHED DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
RAYCO Ulililies. Inc . Penman Heights MHP v EHNR. Water Quality
HUMAN RESOURCES
Sampson Health Care Facilities Inc. v Dept. of Health & Human Services
John & Veronica Spearman v. Department of Human Resources
New Beginnings Christian Academy v Department of Human Resources
Cindy G Geho v Office of Administrative Hearings, R. Marcus Lodge
Helen Wyman v. Department of Human Resources
DeRothea G. Williams d/b/a Dee Williams & Company, a proprietorship v.
Buncombe County Partnership for Children, Inc., a NC Nonprofit Corp.:
NC Department of Human Resources [Division of Child Development];
NC Department of Environment. Health, and Natural Resources [Division
of Maternal and Child Health]
Lorraine M. Monroe v. Department of Human Resources
Ruby Woodward v. Department of Human Resources
Linda Rouse Sharp v. Department of Human Resources
William & Deborah Gilbert v. Department of Human Resources
Ocelee Gibson v. Department of Human Resources
Larry Paiton v. Department of Human Resources
Rita Faircloth v. Department of Human Resources
Valerie Bullock v. Department of Human Resources
Valerie Bullock v. Department of Human Resources
HILCO V. Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Deparunem
Division of Child Development
Geneva B Home v. DHR, Division of Child Development
Raleigh Child Care, Inc v DHR. Div, Child Dev., Child Day Care Comm,97 DHR 0854
New Hanover Cty, Comm, Action v. DHR, Division of Child Development 97 DHR 0921
Cindy G Geho v. Human Resources, Division of Child Development
Mary Ann Edge v, DHR, Division of Child Development
Kathleen G. McBride v. Division of Child Development
Division of Facility Services
Ava McKinney v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Mercy Egbuleonu v. DHR. Facility Svcs. Health Care Personnel Reg, Sec.
Mane Emma Wimbush v. DHR. Division of Facility Services
Mercy Egbuleonu v Human Resources. Division of Facility Services
Kizzie Cooper v DHR. Facility Svcs. Health Care Personnel Registry Sec.
Maggie J Barnhill v. DHR. Facility Svcs. Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
Emma Faison v. DHR. Division of Facility Services
Eugene Donald Caldwell v DHR. Division of Facility Services
Patricia Addison v. DHR. Facility Svcs. Health Care Personnel Reg. Sec.
Selena Louise Holley v DHR. Facility Svcs. Health Care Persl. Reg. Sec.
Shirley Ebron v. DHR. Facility Svcs. Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
Carolyn Forbes v, DHR. Division of Facility Services
Sally Hutchins v. DHR. Division of Facility Services
Claudia K. Thomerson v. DHR. Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers Reg. Sec.
Janice Ann McClinton v, DHR. Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers Reg. Sec.
Michelle R Griffin v. DHR, Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg Sec.
Deborah L McBurnie v DHR, Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
Kelly M, Poole v. DHR, Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers Reg Sec.
Debbie Williams v. DHR. Fac Svcs , Health Care Pers Reg. Sec.
Therese Victoria Wilson v. DHR, Fac Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec
Notisha Utley v. DHR. Fac Svcs. Health Care Pers. Reg Sec.
Helen T. Shokoti v Human Resources. Division of Facility Services
Jeri L. Anderson v Human Resources. Division of Facility Services
Susie A. Milsap v. DHR. Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers Reg. Sec.
Glenda Christine Taylor v. DHR. Facility Svcs. Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec
Maple Heights Rest Home. Inc. v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Lisa Bullard v. DHR, Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
Angela D Johnson v. DHR, Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers, Reg. Sec.
Mary Ann Allen v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Cressie D Mears v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Mane Emma Wimbush v DHR, Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers Reg Sec.
Maria Faye Baker v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Himmeler Desvarieu.x v DHR, Fac. Svcs, Health Care Pers Reg. Sec.
Tamara Green v. DHR, Fac. Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg Sec
Lachelle Tonya Braswell v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Tom Washington v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Lynn E. Thorpe v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Sally Hutchins v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Carolyn Forbes v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Debra Burleson v DHR. Division of Facility Services
Jean Rossman v. DHR, Facility Svcs. Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
96 DHR 0535
Reilly
11/06/97
96 DHR 1543
Chess
09/12/97
96 DHR 1925
Reilly
08/22/97
97 DHR 0286
Chess
07/23/97
97 DHR 0407
Reilly
08/08/97
97 DHR 0424
Morrison
09/22/97
97 DHR 0540
Gray
10/30/97
97 DHR 0552
Chess
02/02/98
12:17 NCR 1682
97 DHR 0610
Mann
08/28/97
97 DHR 0616
Chess
01/29/98
97 DHR 0658
Reilly
07/22/97
97 DHR 0829
Phipps
10/17/97
97 DHR 0900
Reilly
08/15/97
97 DHR 1255
Mann
02/04/98
97 DHR 1345
Mann
02/18/98
97 DHR 1454
Gray
12/19/97
97 DHR 0746
Chess
01/26/98
97 DHR 0854
Reilly
02/12/98
97 DHR 0921
Phipps
09/10/97
97 DHR 0966
Phipps
08/29/97
97 DHR 1067
Phipps
02/23/98
97 DHR 1604
Becton
02/12/98
96 DHR 2061
Chess
07/08/97
97 DHR 0172
Becton
07/16/97
97 DHR 0296
Morrison
02/20/98
97 DHR 0450
Gray
09/02/97
97 DHR 0459
Phipps
06/09/97
97 DHR 0465
Gray
07/30/97
97 DHR 0471
Gray
07/15/97
97 DHR 0480
Gray
10/10/97
97 DHR 0521
Mann
07/25/97
97 DHR 0524
Phipps
08/28/97
97 DHR 0528
Gray
10/02/97
97 DHR 0532*"
Phipps
12/18/97
97 DHR 0547*"
Phipps
12/18/97
97 DHR 0551
Chess
07/15/97
97 DHR 0558
Creech
10/17/97
97 DHR 0559
Gray
07/30/97
97 DHR 0608
Chess
09/02/97
97 DHR 0629
Chess
09/02/97
97 DHR 0630
Gray
10/01/97
97 DHR 0632
Phipps
08/25/97
97 DHR 0646
Phipps
09/26/97
97 DHR 0653
Chess
08/20/97
97 DHR 0659
Gray
08/19/97
97 DHR 0667
Phipps
08.'25/97
97 DHR 0681
Gray
08/29/97
97 DHR 0717
Reilly
10/16/97
97 DHR 0721
Chess
10/09/97
97 DHR 0723
Chess
08/06/97
97 DHR 0739
Chess
01/13/98
97 DHR 0793
Chess
08'21/97
97 DHR 0797
Phipps
08/25/97
97 DHR 0805
Phipps
01/23/98
97 DHR 0818
Gray
10/24/97
97 DHR 0824
Becton
09/29/97
97 DHR 0826
Morrison
12/17/97
97 DHR 0847
Phipps
12/10/97
97 DHR 0865
Chess
01/13/98
97 DHR 0871*"
Phipps
12/18,'97
97 DHR 0899*-"
Phipps
12/18/97
97 DHR 0904
Phipps
12/11/97
97 DHR 0908
Smith
09/02/97
1804
NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April I, 1998
12:19
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
)
AGENCY
Michelle McMahan v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Brenda Faye Harris v. DHR, Facility Svcs. Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
Michelle McMahan v, DHR, Division of Facility Services
Lorena Barbour v DHR, Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg Sec.
Angela Mae Whited v DHR, Division of Facility Services
Vitina Cockrane v DHR, Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers Reg Sec
Mary Susan McLean v. DHR, Fac. Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
Brenda Harper v DHR, Division of Facility Services
Doris J. Daniels v DHR, Fac Svcs. Health Care Pers Reg. Sec
Robin Leigh Robinson v. DHR, Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
Genoal Blalock v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Charlotte Williams v. DHR. Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
Stephanie L, McKnight v. DHR, Division of Facility Services
Angela Lynn Barbour v. DHR. Facility Svcs, Health Care Pers. Reg. Sec.
Pearlie W. Lawson v. Dept. /Health & Human Svcs., Div. /Facility Svcs.
Ceniflcale of Need Section
Carolina Imaging, Inc/Fayetteville v. DHR, Facility Svcs, Cert/Need Sec.
and
Cumberland Cty Hospital System. Inc.. d/b/a Cape Fear Valley Med. Ctr.
Catawba Memorial Hospital v. DHR, Facility Svcs. Certificate/Need Sec.
Lynnhaven VI. LLC. d/b/a Glen Alphine Health and Rehabilitation Center
V. DHR, Facility Svcs.. Certificate of Need Section
and
Burke Health Investors, LLC. d/b/a Burke Health Care Center, and
Carolina Health Care Center of Burke, LLC.
Burke Health Investors, LLC. d/b/a Burke Health Care Center v. DHR,
Facility Svcs.. Certificate of Need Section
and
Lynnhaven VI. LLC. d/b/a Glen Alphine Health and Rehabilitation
Center, and Carolina Health Care Center of Burke. LLC
CASE
DATE OF
PUBLISHED DECISION
NUMBER
ALJ
DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
97DHR0915»-»
Mann
11/13/97
97 DHR 0938
Morrison
10/03/97
97 DHR 0960*="
Mann
11/13/97
97 DHR 0999
Phipps
09/11/97
97 DHR 1029
Becton
12/10/97
97 DHR 1066
Chess
10/15/97
97 DHR 1091
Morrison
10/21/97
97 DHR 1118
Gray
02/02/98
97 DHR 1126
Gray
10/27/97
97 DHR 1169
Phipps
10/31/97
97 DHR 1193
Gray
02/12/98
97 DHR 1274
Mann
02/05/98
97 DHR 1309
Becton
01/23/98
97 DHR 1458
Phipps
01/07/98
98 DHR 0048
Gray
03/10/98
96 DHR 1570
Phipps
06/24/97
12:02 NCR 95
97 DHR 0626
Phipps
02/19/98
97 DHR 0925*"
Smith
02/13/98
97 DHR 0933*" Smith
02/13/98
Group Licensure Section
Jeffreys Family Care #2 v. DHR, Facility Svcs. Group Licensure Section
Division of Medical Assistance
Dilladys Renee Stover v. DHR, Division of Medical Assistance
Bettye ParsonrTambra Parson v. DHR, Div. of Medical Assistance
Robert D. & Ronda M. Staton v. DHR, Div. of Medical Assistance
97 DHR 0259
Mann
06/17/97
97 DHR 0560
Mann
09/16/97
97 DHR 0656
Becton
08/12/97
97 DHR 0660
Smith
09/05/97
Division of Social Services
Child Support Enforcement Section
Dale P. Sprinkle v. Guilford Child Support Agency. Human Resources
Steven Van Linker v Department of Human Resources
Michael R. Bryant v Department of Human Resources
David Lee Chamblee Jr v. Department of Human Resources
John W. Scott V. Department of Human Resources
Charles F. Haag Jr. v. Department of Human Resources
Michael T. Swann v. Department of Human Resources
Wayne Degree v. Department of Human Resources
Ted Wayne Lamb v. Department of Human Resources
Wilford J. Lackey v Department of Human Resources
Jeffrey Grainger v. Department of Human Resources
ToUie Woods v. Department of Human Resources
Fred Edward Stafford v Department of Human Resources
Joseph R. Grooms Jr. v. Department of Human Resources
iDavid N. Jarrett v. Department of Human Resources
Warren S. Olson v. Department of Human Resources
Stanley A. Watson v Department of Human Resources
Michael A. Isom v. Department of Human Resources
Rafael L. Garcia v. Department of Human Resources
Justin M. Woazeah. Sr, v. Department of Human Resources
Johnny R. Holden v. Department of Human Resources
Calvin F. Mizelle v Department of Human Resources
Tommy Lee Clark v. Department of Human Resources
Ander L. Garfield v Department of Human Resources
Clarence O. Rains v. Department of Human Resources
Jeremy Baker v. Department of Human Resources
William T. Harris v. Department of Human Resources
(Hal C. Morgan. Jr v Department of Human Resources
Paul S. Cloninger v. Department of Human Resources
Edward Stuteville v Department of Human Resources
Tony Peterson. Jr v Department of Human Resources
96CRA1171
Gray
08/13/97
96CRA 1250*=
Becton
07/11/97
96 CRA 1252
Phipps
08/11/97
96CRA 1281
Morrison
06/16/97
96 CRA 1287
Becton
10/09/97
96 CRA 1289
Phipps
02/26/98
96 CRA 1326
Chess
06/04/97
96 CRA 1357
Phipps
02/13/98
96 CRA 1359
Gray
07/10/97
96 CRA 1367*"
Chess
02/17/98
96 CRA 1376
Reilly
08/14/97
96 CRA 1348*'
Morrison
08/04/97
96 CRA 1407*"
Reilly
08/21/97
96 CRA 1434
Phipps
11/18/97
96 CRA 1438
Morrison
07/10/97
96 CRA 1440
Phipps
09/09/97
96 CRA 1448*"
Reilly
08/21/97
96 CRA 1450
Becton
07/11/97
96 CRA 1451
Becton
09/11/97
96 CRA 1452*'
Chess
07/22/97
96 CRA 1463
Mann
10/16/97
96 CRA 1476
Chess
07/07/97
96 CRA 1477
Phipps
08/13/97
96 CRA 1479*'
Morrison
07/15/97
96 CRA 1482
Reilly
08/21/97
96 CRA 1491*™
Smith
09/05/97
96 CRA 1492
Mann
11/18/97
96 CRA 1500
Smith
09/05/97
96 CRA 1502
Becton
09/11/97
96 CRA 1507*"
Mann
08/13/97
96 CRA 1513
Gray
10/02/97
12:19
NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April 1, 1998
1805
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
AGENCY
Lee G. Sanders Jr. v Department of Human Resources
David Fraizer v. Department of Human Resources
David Fraizer v. Department of Human Resources
David Hobson v. Department of Human Resources
Paul Douglas Crone v. Department of Human Resotirces
Christopher A Abney v. Department of Human Resources
JelTrey L- Schrader v Department of Human Resources
John T Spidell v Department of Human Resources
Robert M Starling, Sr. v. Department of Human Resources
Judson T- Whitehurst v Department of Human Resources
Mari L, Ross v. Department of Human Resources
Kenneth Weldon v. Department of Human Resources
Craig Venson v. Department of Human Resources
David Scott Jordan v Department of Human Resources
Lee R- Jones v. Department of Human Resources
Rocky R Chaudhry v. Department of Human Resources
Cecil Hall v. Department of Human Resources
Lorenzo Shaw v. Department of Human Resources
Harold Ray Armstrong Jr. v. Department of Human Resources
Neil G McGilberry v. Department of Human Resources
Ronald Gray v. Department of Human Resources
Gregory S. Wolbert v. Department of Human Resources
William E- Daley Jr. v. Wake County Child Support Enforcement
Dennis Larson v Department of Human Resources
Eric L Harrington v. Department of Human Resources
Paul F. Gangemi, Sr. v. Department of Human Resources
Scott M. Rodriguez v Department of Human Resources
James Withers v Department of Human Resources
Evalina R. O.xendine v. Department of Human Resources
Phillip R Banner v Department of Human Resources
Brian K. Nortleel v Craven County Child Support Office
Kenneth A. Sayle v Department of Human Resources
Richard H. Reist v Department of Human Resources
Lawrence Arthur Beebe v Department of Human Resources
Patrick Orlando Crump v Department of Human Resources
Ronald L. Hadley v Department of Human Resources
Garland M. Jessup v. Guilford County Child Support Enforcement
Anthony LeMar IE v. Department of Human Resources
Michael A. Norman v. Department of Human Resources
Logan Brow'n v. Department of Human Resources
Walter Hawk v. Department of Human Resources
Kevin L- Combs v. Department of Human Resources
Carolyn Floyd-Robinson v Department of Human Resources
Sanford Tyler v Department of Human Resources
Eugene E. Stone v. Department of Human Resources
Johnny Lewis Fields v. Department of Human Resources
Charles W. Sweatt v Department of Human Resources
Michael Elliot Wood v Department of Human Resources
Roger G Foster v Department of Human Resources
Charlie T. Smith v. Department of Human Resources
Joseph Davis v. Department of Human Resources
Joseph Michael Eubanks v Department of Human Resources
Vonzell Barker v. Department of Human Resources
Charles F. King v. Department of Human Resources
A.C. Nash V. Department of Human Resources
Curtis Bristol Self v. Department of Human Resources
Ronald Alton Neal v. Department of Human Resources
Danny Ray Carr v. Department of Human Resources
Tony Hollingsworth v. Department of Human Resources
Charles E. Hunt v. Department of Human Resources
Gregory A. Dodson v Department of Human Resources
Fonda D. McSwain v. Department of Human Resources
Kenneth A. Ingle v. Department of Human Resources
Norman L. Gatewood v Department of Human Resources
Lane Bolton v. Department of Human Resources
Monty G Cox v. Randolph County Child Support Enforcement Agency
Steven Van Linker v. Department of Human Resources
Barry Tukes Sr. v. C.S E
Monty G. Cox v Randolph County Child Support Entbrcemeni Agency
Harriet Tolson v. Department of Human Resources
CASE
DATE OF
PUBLISHED DECISION
NUMBER
AU
DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
96CRA1515
Reilly
09/11/97
96CRA1519*'"
Chess
07/18/97
96 CRA 1520*'"
Chess
07/18/97
96 CRA 1522*"
Phipps
07/24/97
96 CRA 1550
Morrison
02/09/98
96 CRA 1551
Reilly
12/08/97
96 CRA 1564
Reilly
02/04/98
96 CRA 1567
Smith
09/05/97
96 CRA 1598*^
Chess
11/03/97
96 CRA 1635
Phipps
01/13/98
96 CRA 1640
Phipps
02/13/98
96 CRA 1642
Phipps
02/20/98
96 CRA 1647
Morrison
12/03/97
96 CRA 1673
Reilly
07/18/97
96 CRA 1720*'
Phipps
07/10/97
96 CRA 1724
Morrison
12/17/97
96 CRA 1749*>
Mann
07/10/97
96 CRA 1754
Gray
02/06/98
96CR.-\ 1762
Gray
02/10/98
96 CRA 1767*''
Becton
07/15/97
96 CRA 1778
Chess
02/03/98
96 CRA 1782
Mann
11/18/97
96 CRA 1789
Reilly
09/25/97
96 CRA 1793
Chess
06/17/97
96 CRA 1794
Mann
07/19/97
96 CRA 1809
Gray
08/13/97
96CRA1818"'
Gray
06/25/97
96 CRA 1820
Reilly
07/24/97
96 CRA 1825
Gray
09/10/97
96 CRA 1826*-'
Gray
09/24/97
96 CRA 1846
Phipps
10/02/97
96 CRA 1857
Gray
01/16/98
96 CRA 1859
Reilly
10/21/97
96 CRA 1863
Becton
12/16/97
96 CRA 1866*'-'
Gray
08/18/97
96 CRA 1892
Reilly
07/18/97
96 CRA 1898
Becton
07/11/97
96 CRA 1905
Smith
09/05/97
96 CRA 1915
Gray
09/24/97
96 CRA 1939*'"
Reilly
02/20/98
96 CRA 1943
Phipps
08/13/97
96 CRA 1948
Reilly
12/08/97
96 CRA 1984
Smith
02/04/98
96 CRA 2027
Phipps
02/26/98
96 CRA 2070
Morrison
02/04/98
96 CRA 2085*-
Smith
10/02/97
96 CRA 2088
Phipps
02/04/98
97 CRA 0036
Chess
02/06/98
97 CRA 0043
Phipps
06/19/97
97 CRA 0280
Reilly
06/16/97
97 CRA 0436*"
Phipps
08/11/97
97 CRA 0477
Reilly
07/18/97
97 CRA 0620
Becton
08/12/97
97 CRA 0720
Reilly
07/30/97
97 CRA 0788
Gray
09/10/97
97 CRA 0974
Mann
11/19/97
97 CRA 1020
Becton
10/23/97
97 CRA 1160
Reilly
12.08/97
97 CRA 1363
Gray
01/13/98
97 CRA 1418
Mann
02/23/98
97 CRA 1471
Smith
02/09/98
97 CRA 1509
Morrison
02,09/98
97 CRA 1714
Chess
09/25/97
96 CSE 0484
Chess
09/23/97
96CSE 1220
Reilly
08/21/97
96 CSE 1235*'"
Becton
08/12/97
96 CSE 1249*=
Becton
07/11/97
96 CSE 1277
Mann
07/01/97
96 CSE 1278*'"
Becton
08 '12/97
96 CSE 1280
Reilly
08.'21/97
Consolidated Cases.
1806
NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April 1, 1998
12:19
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
AGENCY
John W. Scou V. Department of Human Resources
Edgar C Lewis, Jr v. Department of Human Resources
Willie L. Berry v. Deparimem of Human Resources
Tony Orlando Steele v. Department of Human Resources
Carl Locklear v. Department of Human Resources
Tollie Woods v. Department of Human Resources
James Earl McLellan v. Department of Human Resources
Wilford J. Lackey v. Department of Human Resources
Charles L- Raynor v. Department of Human Resources
Robert Walker v. Intercept Tax Refunds
Chris M. Wilson v. Department of Human Resources
Fred Edward Stafford v. Department of Human Resources
Richard K. Blisard v. Department of Human Resources
Stanley A- Watson v. Department of Human Resources
Justin M Woazeah, Sr. v. Department of Human Resources
William A Underhill v. Department of Human Resources
Almiron J. Deis v. Department of Human Resources
Jeremy Baker v. Department of Human Resources
Alfred Clinton Springs v Department of Human Resources
Ander L. Garfield v. Department of Human Resources
Ulysses Harris v. Nash County Child Support Office and Human Resources
Diego Arboleda v. Department of Human Resources
Edward StuieviUe v. Department of Human Resources
Gerald A. Jones v. Department of Human Resources
David Hobson v. Department of Human Resources
Gregory D Simpson v. Department of Human Resources
Carl E. Coffey v. Department of Human Resources
Donald Ray Archie v. Department of Human Resources
John T. Spidell v. Department of Human Resources
John W, Liverman v Department of Human Resources
John H. Hale. Jr. v Department of Human Resources
Vincent L. Martin v. Department of Human Resources
Harlie Leonard Hardison v Department of Human Resources
Alton Washington v. DHR and Robeson County Child Support Enf Agcy.
Robert M. Starling, Sr- v. Department of Human Resources
David Fraizer v. Department of Human Resources
Golet Holloway, Jr, v. Department of Human Resources
Jeffrey Pierce v Department of Human Resources
Patrick Orlando Crump v Department of Human Resources
Crystal Lynn Manring-Robertson v. Forsyth County CSE, DSS & DHR
William C. Rivera v. Department of Human Resources
Levi Brothers Jr. v. Department of Human Resources
David L. Smith v DHR, DSS, CSE and Sampson County CSE
Lenora McCracken v Department of Human Resources
Donald Lee Rodgers Sr v Rowan County CSE, DHR, DSS, CSE
Derrick Sturdivant v. Department of Human Resources
Clyde Williams v DHR, DSS, CSE, and Pitt County CSE
Lee R. Jones v. Department of Human Resources
Jeffrey S- Seals v Department of Human Resources
Cecil Hall v. Department of Human Resources
Gregory Melton v. Department of Human Resources
Neil G. McGilberry v. Department of Human Resources
DevinJ Bello V Department of Human Resources
Phillip R. Banner v. Department of Human Resources
Scott M- Rodriguez v. Department of Human Resources
James Withers v. Department of Human Resources
David M. Greene v. Buncombe County CSE and DHR. DSS. CSE
Jarmarle Arnold v. Department of Human Resources
Sean Heitz v Department of Human Resources
Nathan S. Lockhart Sr, v Department of Human Resources
Scott James Petnll v. Department of Human Resources
Daniel E, Carpenter v. Department of Human Resources
Logan Brown v. Department of Human Resources
Daniel D, Morse v. Department of Human Resources
Daryl E. Shankle v. Child Support Enforcement Agency
Kevin R. Thomas v. Department of Human Resources
Jeffrey William Strama v Department of Human Resources
Joseph Fernandez v. Department of Human Resources
Johnny Lewis Fields v. Department of Human Resources
Alfred Covington v DHR. DSS. CSE and Burke County CSE
Tommy L, Hines Sr, v Forsyth County Child Support Enforcement
Kelvin Cherry v DHR. DSS. CSE. Durham Cty CSE and Wake Cty CSE
Irvan Jemal Fontenot v. Department of Human Resources
Pearlie Blakney v. Department of Human Resources
CASE
DATE OF
PUBLISHED DECISION
NUMBER
ALJ
DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
96 CSE 1286
Becton
10/09/97
96 CSE 1299
Mann
08/20/97
96 CSE 1319
Gray
06/25/97
96 CSE 1337
Mann
06/30/97
96 CSE 1338
Mann
07/07/97
96 CSE 1340*'
Morrison
08/04/97
96 CSE 1358
Mann
10/16/97
96 CSE 1366*'^
Chess
02/17/98
96 CSE 1382
Becton
07/11/97
96 CSE 1384
Morrison
07/24/97
96 CSE 1403
Morrison
09/25/97
96 CSE 1406"'
Reilly
08/21/97
96 CSE 1446
Mann
10/22/97
96 CSE 1449*'"
Reilly
08/21/97
96 CSE 1453*'
Chess
07/22/97
96 CSE 1455
Mann
07/18/97
96 CSE 1456
Gray
06/25/97
96 CSE 1460*=°
Smith
09/05/97
96 CSE 1473
Reilly
08/21/97
96 CSE 1480*'
Morrison
07/15/97
96 CSE 1488
Becton
10/14/97
96 CSE 1495
Smith
03/16/98
96 CSE 1508*"
Mann
08/13/97
96 CSE 1512
Becton
09/11/97
96 CSE 1521*"
Phipps
07/24/97
96 CSE 1527
Reilly
06/25/97
96 CSE 1528
Reilly
09/24/97
96 CSE 1558
Becton
07/11/97
96 CSE 1566
Smith
09/05/97
96 CSE 1568
Becton
07/11/97
96 CSE 1573
Mann
10/22/97
96 CSE 1574
Gray
08/04/97
96 CSE 1578
Becton
08/25/97
96 CSE 1597
Becton
10/13/97
96 CSE 1605*^
Chess
11/03/97
96 CSE 1610*'°
Chess
07/18/97
96 CSE 1611
Becton
07/11/97
96 CSE 1613
Mann
06/30/97
96 CSE 1614*"
Gray
08/18/97
96 CSE 1619
Becton
10/13/97
96 CSE 1622
Mann
06/18/97
96 CSE 1630
Chess
02/03/98
96 CSE 1639
Becton
10/13/97
96 CSE 1644
Mann
06/30/97
96 CSE 1667
Becton
10/13/97
96 CSE 1672
Chess
10/09/97
96 CSE 1688
Becton
10/13/97
96 CSE 1719*'
Phipps
07/10/97
96 CSE 1744
Gray
02/10/98
96 CSE 1750*'
Mann
07/10/97
96 CSE 1764
Morrison
09/17/97
96 CSE 1766*'
Becton
07/15/97
96 CSE 1774
Phipps
07/16/97
96 CSE 1802*='
Gray
09/24/97
96 CSE 1817*'
Gray
06/25/97
96 CSE 1821
Reilly
08/21/97
96 CSE 1844
Becton
10/06/97
96 CSE 1853
Becton
10/14/97
96 CSE 1909
Chess
07/22/97
96 CSE 1910
Phipps
07/16/97
96 CSE 1914
Morrison
07/30/97
96 CSE 1917*'=
Phipps
07/25/97
96 CSE 1920*"
Reilly
02/20/98
96 CSE 1942
Chess
08/19/97
96 CSE 1977
Becton
07/11/97
96 CSE 1988
Phipps
02/13/98
96 CSE 2043
Becton
07/11/97
96 CSE 2066
Chess
08/21/97
96 CSE 2084*-
Smith
10/02/97
96 CSE 2086
Becton
10/06/97
97 CSE 0015
Reilly
07/18/97
97 CSE 0027
Becton
10/13/97
97 CSE 0223
Becton
07/11/97
97 CSE 0254
Phipps
07/24/97
12:19
NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April 1, 1998
1807
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
AGENCY
Leroy Grooms v Deparimem of Human Resources
Sarah Chambers v Deparimem of Human Resources
Leroy Grooms v Deparimem of Human Resources
Pedro Baliazar Jocobo v Department of Human Resources
Theodore McCleese v Department of Human Resources
Gertru Jefferson Ward v Department of Human Resources
James AJIen Harris v. Department of Human Resources
John C Henderson v. Department of Human Resources
William A Rogers v Department of Human Resources
Mark R. Kearney v Department of Human Resources
Michael J. Powell v Department of Human Resources
Joseph Davis v Department of Human Resources
James G. Davis v. Department of Human Resources
Randy Gavurnik v Department of Human Resources
Curtis Leon Mock v Department of Human Resources
Daniel E- Carpenter v Department of Human Resources
Juan L- Allen v Department of Human Resources
Donald Mac Tipton v Department of Human Resources
Guy R. Auger v. Brunswick County Child Support Enforcement
Andrew J, Hough v Department of Human Resources
Michael V Dockery v Department of Human Resources
William Irving Commodore v. Department of Human Resources
David F Norman v Department of Human Resources
Richmond P Lambert III v Department of Human Resources
Carvin Ray Burns v Department of Human Resources
Mar F. Jones v Department of Human Resources
Sharron S. Chappell v Department of Human Resources
Denis J. Quinn v Department of Human Resources
Franklin DeAngelo Staten v. Department of Human Resources
Roosevelt Alston v. Department of Human Resources
Steve E- Young v Department of Human Resources
James Alan Letchworth v Department of Human Resources
Nathaniel D. Carter v Department of Human Resources
Dennis W, Glowers v Department of Human Resources
Tracy A. Merrill v. Department of Human Resources
Randy Shaw v. Department of Human Resources
Daniel J- McDowell v Department of Human Resources
Enrico Phineas Acher v Department of Human Resources
Roger Waldren v Department of Human Resources
Randy Allen Vore v Department of Human Resources
Ramona G. Garrett v Department of Human Resources
James D- Cozad v Department of Human Resources
Tonya M. Kennedy v Department of Human Resources
Alan M- Greenberg v Department of Human Resources
Judson T, Whitehurst v. Department of Human Resources
Johnny Hoyle Marsh Jr. v. Department of Human Resources
Walter McNeil v Department of Human Resources
Montez Lowery v Department of Human Resources
Derek W Henslee v Department of Human Resources
Burnett D- Hunter Jr v Department of Human Resources
Jacob S, Haught v Department of Human Resources
Kevin Scott Tate v Department of Human Resources
Ronald D. Toomer v. Department of Human Resources
Teresa D, Ricketts v Department of Human Resources
Johnnie L. Johnson v Department of Human Resources
Gerald Scott Saucier \ Department of Human Resources
Glenn 0- Greene v Department of Human Resources
Jama Early v Department of Human Resources
Willie Ray McClendon v Deparmient of Human Resources
Robert L. Price. Jr. v Department of Human Resources
George J. Kozykowski Jr v Department of Human Resources
Johnny Lee Bartlett Jr v Department of Human Resources
Charlotte K Rodriguez v Department of Human Resources
Lisa S Privette v Department of Human Resources
Christopher McNeill v Department of Human Resources
Donald Monroe v Department of Human Resources
Gregory P. Hublitz v. Department of Human Resources
William F- DriscoU v Department of Human Resources
David L Darnell v Department of Human Resources
Leon McNair v Department of Human Resources
Ronald Castillo v Department of Human Resources
Hcrberto Garcia v Department of Human Resources
Bret D Burtrum v Department of Human Resources
Todd Watkins v Department of Human Resources
CASE
DATE OF
NUMBER
ALJ
DECISION
97 CSE 0258*"
Becton
07/18/97
97 CSE 0278
Morrison
06/16/97
97 CSE 0297*"
Becton
07/18/97
97 CSE 0339
Mann
10/22/97
97 CSE 0353
Morrison
08/05/97
97 CSE 0381
Chess
08/22/97
97 CSE 0401
Mann
10/16/97
97 CSE 0408
Smith
09/05/97
97 CSE 0410
Gray
06/25/97
97 CSE 0417
Reilly
08/07/97
97 CSE 0418
Becton
08/12/97
97 CSE 0435*'*
Phipps
08/11/97
97 CSE 0448
Gray
07/28/97
97 CSE 0454
Morrison
08/04/97
97 CSE 0490
Mann
06/17/97
97 CSE 0501*'=
Phipps
07/25/97
97 CSE 0550
Smith
09/05/97
97 CSE 0564
Gray
09/15/97
97 CSE 0600
Morrison
07/18/97
97 CSE 0615
Reilly
08/21/97
97 CSE 0642
Mann
10/03/97
97 CSE 0671
Mann
10/03/97
97 CSE 0672
Gray
07/28/97
97 CSE 0712
Morrison
10/06/97
97 CSE 0751
Becton
09/11/97
97 CSE 0777
Phipps
08/28/97
97 CSE 0789
Morrison
12/04/97
97 CSE 0794
Reilly
09/24/97
97 CSE 0822
Morrison
11/06/97
97 CSE 0874
Phipps
01/14/98
97 CSE 0876
Mann
12/04/97
97 CSE 0919
Reilly
12/08/97
97 CSE 0931
Smith
09/25/97
97 CSE 0944
Becton
09/11/97
97 CSE 0947
Phipps
11/18/97
97 CSE 0981
Gray
12/11/97
97 CSE 0984
Morrison
09/10/97
97 CSE 0990
Reilly
11/05/97
97 CSE 1042
Chess
10/13/97
97 CSE 1071
Mann
10/07/97
97 CSE 1108
Morrison
12/04/97
97 CSE 1296
Reilly
02/20/98
97 CSE 1305
Smith
03/02/98
97 CSE 1311
Smith
12/08/97
97 CSE 1312
Becton
02/20/98
97 CSE 1314
Smith
02/09/98
97 CSE 1324
Becton
09/11/97
97 CSE 1352
Smith
02/19/98
97 CSE 1354
Gray
03/02/98
97 CSE 1355
Morrison
02/20/98
97 CSE 1356
Reilly
02/23/98
97 CSE 1358
Mann
02/24/98
97 CSE 1359
Chess
03/13/98
97 CSE 1360
Smith
03/02/98
97 CSE 1361
Smith
03/02/98
97 CSE 1364
Becton
02/19/98
97 CSE 1375
Becton
02/10/98
97 CSE 1376
Morrison
02/27/98
97 CSE 1377
Gray
03/02/98
97 CSE 1379
Reilly
02/20/98
97 CSE 1397
Phipps
01/13/98
97 CSE 1398
Mann
02/03/98
97 CSE 1412
Morrison
03/18/98
97 CSE 1433
Gray
02/23/98
97 CSE 1434
Reilly
02/11/98
97 CSE 1449
Gray
02/02/98
97 CSE 1468
Gray
02/10/98
97 CSE 1469
Morrison
02/02/98
97 CSE 1470
Reilly
03/12/98
97 CSE 1472
Becton
03/13/98
97 CSE 1475
Mann
03/13/98
97 CSE 1477
Morrison
02/02/98
97 CSE 1478
Reilly
03/12/98
97 CSE 1485
Gray
03/12/98
PUBLISHED DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
1808
NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April 7. 1998
12:19
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
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AGENCY
Edouard Wesly Pierre v. Depariment of Human Resources
James E. Gallagher Jr. v. Department of Human Resources
Wayne Deross v. Department of Human Resources
Tony Lee Milton v. Department of Human Resources
Kenneth B, Liniz v. Department of Human Resources
Curtis T. Brown v. Department of Human Resources
Elvin V, Marley v. Department of Human Resources
Kevin E. Miller v. Department of Human Resources
Jeffrey D- Byrd v. Department of Human Resources
Davin D. Pride v. Department of Human Resources
Robert B, Newkirk IH v. Department of Human Resources
Kenneth B. Smith v. Department of Human Resources
Anthony T. McKnight v. Department of Human Resources
Larry Eugene Harbaugh v. Department of Human Resources
David S. McCullar v. Department of Human Resources
Dennis McNeill v. Department of Human Resources
Chad R. Bowman v. Department of Human Resources
David Hobson v. Department of Human Resources
Jerry Whitley v. Mecklenburg County Child Support Enforcement
Ernest Smith Sr. v. Department of Human Resources
Douglas K. Johnson v. Department of Human Resources
Gregory Alan Jett v. Department of Human Resources
William Jerrell Seawell v. Department of Human Resources
Bruce A. Carter v. Department of Human Resources
Perry Eugene Love v. Department of Human Resources
Hogan Larry Spencer v. Department of Human Resources
Linda Wade-Hargrove v. Department of Human Resources
Regina C. Sullivan v. Department of Human Resources
Teri Lynne Lanier v. Department of Human Resources
Katrina T- Johnson v. Department of Human Resources
Clarisa Carter Watson v. Department of Human Resources
Paulette Duggins Rodgers v. Department of Human Resources
EMSURANCE
Joseph J. Peacock v. Department of Insurance
JUSTICE
Barbara Carter Irons v, DHR. Division of Facility Services
Paul Harvey Taylor v. Department of Justice. Company Police Program
Christopher Michael Lynn v. Company Police Program
William G. Fisher v. Consumer Protection. Department of Justice
Imran Ramnarine v. Department of Justice, Company Police Program
Alarm Systems Licensing Board
Kim Brian Phelps v- Alarm Systems Licensing Board
Daniel Joseph Dunne, IE v. Alarm Systems Licensing Board
Education and Training Standards Division
Charles Thomas Ohnmacht, Jr. v. Criml. Justice Ed./Training Stds. Comm.
Jon Randolph O'Dell v. Criml. Justice Ed./Training Stds. Comm.
James Haywood Mathews. Jr. v. Criml. Justice Ed./Training Stds. Comm.
Teresa D. Wright v. Sheriffs' Ed. & Traming Stds. Comm.
Christopher Lee v. Criminal Justice Ed. & Training Standards Comm.
Steven Wayne Olsen v. Criminal Justice Ed. & Training Standards Comm.
Edward Delano Hammock v. Criminal Justice Ed. c& Training Sds Comm.
Garfield Duncan Whitaker v. Criminal Justice Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
Joseph Lonnie Wesson v. Criminal Justice Ed. & Training Standards Comm
Frank Arlander Hearne v. Criml. Justice Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
Audrey McDonald Rodgers v. Sheriffs' Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
Gerald S. Wingate v. Sheriffs' Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
William Malcolm Mourino v. Sheriffs' Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
Joel Scott Byrd v. Criml. Justice Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
Derrick W. Bowens v. Sheriffs' Education & Training Standards Comm.
Joseph Ray Davis v. Sheriffs' Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
Dana Chambers Queen v. Sheriffs' Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
Joel Scott Byrd v. Sheriffs' Education & Training Stds. Comm.
William Wayne McDowell v Sheriffs' Education & Training Stds. Comm.
Richard Allen Price. Jr. v. Criminal Justice Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
Roy Randolph Carpenter. Jr. v. Crim. Justice Ed. & Training Stds Comm.
Karen Poole Daniels v. Sheriffs' Ed. & Training Stds. Comm
James Earl Everett v. Crim. Justice Ed. & Training Stds Comm.
Anthony Jerome Jackson v. Sheriffs' Ed. & Training Stds. Comm.
CASE
DATE OF
PUBLISHED DECISION
MUMBER
ALT
DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
97 CSE 1487
Reilly
03/12/98
97 CSE 1494
Phipps
03/12/98
97 CSE 1500
Gray
02/02/98
97 CSE 1501
Morrison
03/12/98
97 CSE 1502
Reilly
03/12/98
97 CSE 1504
Becton
03/13/98
97 CSE 1505
Chess
03/13/98
97 CSE 1506
Phipps
02/20/98
97 CSE 1507
Mann
03/13/98
97 CSE 1508
Gray
02/23/98
97 CSE 1511
Smith
03/02/98
97 CSE 1520
Becton
02/02/98
97 CSE 1522
Phipps
03/12/98
97 CSE 1540
Morrison
02/19/98
97 CSE 1546
Mann
01/12/98
97 CSE 1552
Reilly
02/02/98
97 CSE 1553
Smith
03/06/98
97 CSE 1747*"
Phipps
07/24/97
97 CSE 2037
Reilly
08/21/97
98 CSE 0016
Morrison
02/23/98
98 CSE 0017
Becton
02/23/98
98 CSE 0018
Smith
02/19/98
98 CSE 0058
Mann
02/24/98
98 CSE 0059
Gray
02/24/98
98 CSE 0132
Smith
03/12/98
98 CSE 0143
Morrison
03/12/98
97 DCS 0365
Becton
07/11/97
97 DCS 0482
Becton
07/18/97
97 DCS 0738
Smith
09/05/97
97 DCS 0856
Becton
09/24/97
97 DCS 0909
Gray
10/02/97
97 DCS 1238
Smith
12/08/97
96 INS 0433
Becton
07/25/97
12:04 NCR 327
97 DOJ 0669
Phipps
08/27/97
12:06 NCR 501
97DOJ0916
Reilly
10/03/97
97 DOJ 1120
Chess
10/22/97
97 DOJ 1300
Mann
01/15/98
97 DOJ 2071
Becton
06/11/97
96 DOJ 1785
Gray
08/08/97
97 DOJ 0868
Phipps
09/12/97
96 DOJ 0353
Phipps
06/13/97
96 DOJ 1466
Phipps
09/16/97
96 DOJ 1957
Reilly
07/31/97
97 DOJ 0035
Morrison
01/08/98
97 DOJ 0076
Morrison
06/19/97
97 DOJ 0077
Phipps
08/21/97
97 DOJ 0078
Gray
12/19/97
97 DOJ 0121
Phipps
11/04/97
97 DOJ 0136
Reilly
08/26/97
97 DOJ 0137
Reilly
06/10/97
97 DOJ 0308
Reilly
07/31/97
97 DOJ 0428
Gray
10/09/97
97 DOJ 0430
Phipps
09/16/97
97 DOJ 0557*'«
Chess
03/06/98
97 DOJ 0661
Smith
08/29/97
97 DOJ 0747
Gray
10/02/97
97 DOJ 0748
Phipps
03/05/98
97 DOJ 0767*"
Chess
03/06/98
97 DOJ 0817
Morrison
08/22/97
97 DOJ 0976
Phipps
03/12/98
97 DOJ 0977
Becton
12/31/97
97 DOJ 1128
Morrison
02/02/98
97 DOJ 1218
Gray
01/26/98
97 DOJ 1426
Phipps
01/09/98
Private Protective Services Board
12:19
NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April 1, 1998
1809
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
AGENCY
Private Protective Services Board v Pliillip L. Hanson
Ronald Anthony Bobecli v. Private Protective Services Board
Joseph D- White v. Private Protective Services Board
Harry A- House v. Private Protective Services Board
Earl Thomas Wilson v Private Protective Services Board
Patti Jones v. Private Protective Services Board
John Stokes, Jr. v. Private Protective Services Board
Steven M, Riley v. Private Protective Services Board
PLFBLIC INSTRUCTION
Nicholas Eirschele. by his parents. Charles & Kathy Eirschele v Craven
County Board of Education
Jay and Elisabeth Miller v Henderson County Public Schools
Karen L Holgersen v Department of Public Instruction
Meridith Kirkpatrick. by her parent. Susan Kirkpatrick and Meridith
Kirkpatrick, Individually v Lenoir County Board of Education
Brian Allen Hoffman v Department of Public Instruction
Alexander & Linda Brody & their son. James Brody v Dare County
Public Schools
Jay and Elisabeth Miller v. Henderson County Public Schools
Brenda Joyce Brooks Lovely v. State Board of Education
John G Schaenman v State Board of Education
Norman D Crotts v. State Board of Education
Paul W Bonham v. State Board of Education. Dept of Public Instruction
Fred W, Crawford II v Charlotte/Mecklenburg Board of Education
Walter R- Bennett v. Stale Board of Education
Julius O. Webb v Hertford County Board of Education
Charles Beverly Whitley v State Board of Education
H- Margaret Willetts v. Department of Public Instruction
Karen Clark Ceccato v. Department of Public Instruction
Carl Smith Herman v. State Board of Education
Cynthia Chisley v. Cumberland County Board of Education
Thomas Jenkins (Student), Bernitha Jenkins (Parent) v. Ralph Fike Senior
High, Wilson County Public School
CASE
DATE OF
PUBLISHED DECISION
NUMBER
ALJ
DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
96 DOJ 0795
Smith
06/05/97
97 DOJ 0476
Morrison
06/20/97
97 DOJ 0724
Gray
10/06/97
97 DOJ 0727
Phipps
09/11/97
97 DOJ 0996
Gray
10/06/97
97 DOJ 1195
Reilly
11/03/97
97 DOJ 1196
Reilly
11/03/97
97 DOJ 1445
Mann
01/30/98
96 EDC 0655
Mann
09/02/97
96 EDC 0766»="
Phipps
12/11/97
12:13 NCR 1201
96 EDC 0808
Smith
05/27/97
96 EDC 0979
Overby
06/02/97
96 EDC 1013
Gray
10/24/97
96 EDC 1095
Creech
08/25/97
12:07 NCR 581
96 EDC nOS*-"
Phipps
12/11/97
12:13 NCR 1201
97 EDC 0089
Morrison
08/01/97
97 EDC 0095
Morrison
10/07/97
97 EDC 01 17
Reilly
09/23/97
97 EDC 0343
Smith
10/28/97
97 EDC 0345
Smith
10/21/97
97 EDC 0657
Smith
09/29/97
97 EDC 0736
Gray
09/09/97
97 EDC 0898
Becton
12/31/97
97 EDC 0978
Phipps
10/29/97
97 EDC 0989
Smith
09/16/97
97 EDC 1050
Becton
10/27/97
97 EDC 1167
Gray
12/29/97
97 EDC 1550
Smith
01/06/98
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STATE PERSONNEL
Administration
Paul F Rock v
Dept of Administration Div. of Purchase and Contract
Brunswick Community College
Dr. Donald W Skinner v, Brunswick Community College
Correction
Janice Harding v. Department of Correction
William H. Williamson v, A,K, Pruitt. Sup, Blanch Youth Inst, Correction
William H Williamson v A.K. Pruitt, Sup Blanch Youth Inst, Correction
Michael McKimmey v Department of Correction
Pamela Robinson v. Department of Correction
Pamela Robinson v Department of Correction
Ronald C Denton. Sr. v, Dept, of Correction. Western Youth Institution
Stephen Dubay v Department of Correction
Rodney Jones. Paula Hawkins. James McKoy v, Dept, of Correction
Rodney Jones. Paula Hawkins. James McKoy v Dept. of Correction
Rodney Jones. Paula Hawkins. James McKoy v. Dept, of Correction
Larry Wayne Pruitt. Jr v. Department of Correction
Margaret Martin Roberts v Department of Correction
William Hershel Bradley v, Franklin Freeman. Supl Mark Hughes.
Grant Spicer. Asst, Supt, Wade Hatley. et al. Department of Correction
Dennis Harrell v , Department of Correction
Ray Evans Joyner v. Correction. Div. of Adult Probation/Parole
Morton Floyd v. New Hanover Department of Correction
Fannie P, Greene v. Adult Probation, State of NC
Donald R Webb v. Department of Correction
William G, Jordan v Department of Correction
Joe Nathan Graham v Department of Correction
William A Rich v Dennis Rowland (Asst. Supt ) Wake Corr Ctr DOC
Deborah R, Di\on v. Department of Correction
Torie M Osborne v. Department of Correction
Stanford R, Peerless v. Department of Correction
Dennis M Butcher v. Department of Correction
Lonnie F McCaskill, HI v Department of Correction
William E, McCaskiU v Department of Correction
William A, Rich v. Department of Correction
97 OSP 1404
Phipps
97OSP0310
Phipps
87 OSP 1250
Morrison
93 OSP 0687*"
Gray
93 OSP 1379*"
Gray
96 OSP 0254
Reilly
96 OSP 0403*'-
West
96 OSP 0654*"
West
96 OSP 0773
Chess
96 OSP 0896
Gray
96 OSP 1051*'"
Phipps
96 OSP 1119*''
Phipps
96 OSP 1120*''
Phipps
96 OSP 1133
Gray
96 OSP 1157
Reilly
96 OSP 1604
Phipps
96 OSP 2039
Chess
97 OSP 0100
Becton
97 OSP 0152
Gray
97 OSP 0261
Gray
97 OSP 0302
Gray
97 OSP 0469
Morrison
97 OSP 0539
Smith
97 OSP 0542
Gray
97 OSP 0594
Smith
97 OSP 0601
Smith
97 OSP 0636
Morrison
97 OSP 0745
Reilly
97 OSP 0761
Gray
97 OSP 0770
Becton
97 OSP 0853
Mann
01/09/98
06/12/97
01/12/98
01/28/98
01/28/98
12/18/97
12/08/97
12/08/97
03/10/98
01/28/98
08/20/97
08/20/97
08/20/97
08/11/97
01/26/98
06/19/97
06/18/97
09/18/97
06/13/97
11/20/97
03/12/98
10/31/97
01/13/98
09/02/97
01/29/98
10/27/97
02/25/98
12/10/97
10/02/97
09/26/97
12/23/97
12:14 NCR
1363
12:14 NCR
1373
12:14 NCR
1373
12:17 NCR 1677
12:11 NCR 987
12 17 NCR 1685
i
1810
NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April 1, 1998
12:19
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
AGENCY
Andrew Pinio v Deparimem of Correction
Regina Draughon v Department of Correction, Duplin Correctional Ctr.
Ronald M. Johnson v. Emp. Rel. Comm., DOC (Morrison Youth Inst.)
Bernie B- Kelly v. Harry Chambers. Department of Correction
Suinley L- Ingram v. Department of Correction
Randy L- Tompkins v Department of Correction
Constance L Hines v. Personnel Dept. Polk Youth Institute
Andrew Pinto v. Department of Correction
Pamela Denise Hall v. Scotland Correctional Center
Reginald W. Lewis v. Piedmont Corr. Institute, Mr. T. Pinion, Cpt,
K. Fry. Sgt, Dancy. SCT. B. Crawford
Donald W. Keith v. Department of Correction
William D Bryant, Jr. v. Department of Correction
Frances A Holden v. Lumberton Correctional Institute
Thomas Woolridge v. Lumberton Correctional Institute
Ronald Graham Moore v. Department of Correction
Donald Hargrove v Department of Correction/Emp. Relations Comm.
William G. Fisher v. Don Peach-Hattie Pimpong, Dept. of Correction
Crime Control and Public Safety
Timothy M Lassiter v. Crime Control & Public Safety, St. Hwy Patrol
Carroll E. Ward v. Sujte Highway Patrol
Employment Security Commission
Broxie J. Nelson v. Employment Security Commission
Sandra T. Shearin v. Employment Security Commission
Mary H Ranson v. Employment Security Commission
Carrie F Luther v. Employment Security Commission
Frances P Gray v Employment Security Commission
Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Yin-Pong G. Chang v. EHNR. Div. Environmental Management
Dowell Gray v. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
and
Onslow County Department of Health
James Fred Swain v. Environment. Health, and Natural Resources
James S. Kantor v. Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Health and Human Services
Betty J. Souther v. New River Area MH/DD/SA Program
Kenneth B. Cooper v. Piedmont Area Mental Health
Willie D. Parks v. Cherry Hospital, Department of Human Resources
Robert Tilson Morley v. Department of Human Resources
Glen Sutton v. Cumberland County Department of Social Services
Brenda C Burgess v Dept of Human Resources (Broughton Hospital)
Felicia Ann Baker v. Lenoir County DSS, Jack B. Jones
Sharron S. Moten v. Lenoir County DSS, Jack B. Jones
Pamela Massey v. Department of Human Resources
Clifton Dean Hill v. Department of Human Resources
Bennie Allen Suttle v. Department of Human Resources
Calvin E Kaiser v. Southeastern Mental Health Center
Sandra Riley v. Onslow County Department of Social Services
Vicky Angel Morgan v. Buncombe County Department of Social Services
Antoinette LeveiUe v. Onslow County Department of Social Services
Rick A Sanders v. Department of Health and Human Services
Troy Gaines v. Durham County Mental Health Department
Edward Percell Eason v. Department of Human Resources
Dale Dees v. Trend Community Mental Health Services
Lisha Dawn Byrd v. Human Resources (Western Carolina Center)
Donna Lunsford v. Caswell County Public Health Department
Richard G. Steeves v. Scotland County Board of Health
Antonio A. Archibeque v. Barbara D. Whitley, Dir, Stanly County DSS
DHR, Deaf & Hard of Hearing CNCSD, Evonne Broadnax v DHR,
Deaf & Hard of Hearing CNCSD
Richard G. Sleeves v Scotland County Board of Health & Scotland County
Julia R Baker v. Union County Department of Social Services
Mary E. Reed v Department of Human Resources (Broughton Hospital)
Fred Foster, Jr. v. Department of Health and Human Services
Fred Foster. Jr. v. Department of Health and Human Services
Melvin Lee v. Department of Health and Human Services
Fred Foster, Jr. v. Department of Health and Human Services
Fred Foster, Jr. v. Department of Health and Human Services
Fred Foster, Jr. v. Department of Health and Human Services
Fred Foster, Jr. v. Department of Health and Human Services
CASE
DATE OF
PUBLISHED DECISION
NUMBER
ALJ
DECISION
REGISTER CITATION
97OSP0873
Beclon
10/31/97
97OSP0883
Phipps
12/19/97
97 OSP 0940
Gray
10/02/97
97 OSP 0998
Becton
02/03/98
97 OSP 1075
Mann
12/23/97
97 OSP 1110
Smith
12/16/97
97 OSP 1225
Mann
02/11/98
97 OSP 1261
Phipps
02/04/98
97 OSP 1275
Chess
03/05/98
97 OSP 1276
Smith
12/02/97
97 OSP 1294
Chess
01/14/98
97 OSP 1320
Chess
03/05/98
97 OSP 1321
Becton
12/31/97
97 OSP 1401
Becton
12/19/97
97 OSP 1453
Phipps
03/12/98
98 OSP 0075
Gray
03/06/98
98 OSP 01 17
Mann
03/06/98
97 OSP 0423
Phipps
10/29/97
97 OSP 0750
Mann
09/16/97
96 OSP 0378
Becton
07/10/97
97 OSP 0293
Phipps
01/07/98
97 OSP 0387
Mann
07/24/97
97 OSP 0943
Mann
01/12/98
97 OSP 0948
Smith
01/13/98
95 OSP 0937
Reilly
02/18/98
97 OSP 0374*='
Gray
12/01/97
12:13 NCR 1222
96 OSP 0440
Gray
10/02/97
12:09 NCR 851
96 OSP 0633
Smith
09/30/97
12:09 NCR 854
94 OSP 0327
Becton
10/20/97
95 OSP 0312
Smith
12/19/97
96 OSP 0617
Phipps
09/10/97
96 OSP 0969
Gray
08/21/97
96 OSP 1296
Gray
07/17/97
96 OSP 1485
Phipps
10/13/97
96 OSP 1664
Becton
12/05/97
96 OSP 1665
Becton
12/05/97
12:13 NCR 1215
96 OSP 1927
Becton
08/28/97
12:06 NCR 497
97 OSP 0007
Phipps
06/20/97
12:02 NCR 107
97 OSP 0069
Reilly
09/30/97
97 OSP 0073
Gray
08/08/97
97 OSP 02 17
Reilly
10/14/97
97 OSP 0283
Becton
10/02/97
97 OSP 0305
Chess
01/30/98
97 OSP 0307
Reilly
10/16/97
97 OSP 0347
Mann
08/05/97
97 OSP 0363
Gray
08/15/97
97 OSP 0402
Mann
11/24/97
12:12 NCR 1087
97 OSP 0491
Morrison
08/28/97
97 OSP 0500
Gray
03/13/98
97 OSP 0622*-
Phipps
10/21/97
97 OSP 0663
Smith
09/02/97
97 OSP 0756
Becton
09/03/97
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1811
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
AGENCY
Fred Fosier. Jr. v. Deparuneni of Health and Human Services
Bennie .Allen v. Depariment of Health and Human Services
Fred Foster. Jr v Department of Health and Human Services
Fred Fosier. h v. Department of Health and Human Services
Labor
Penn> E Leonhardt v Department of Labor
Public Instruction
Frances Phillips Melott v Department of Public Instruction
Dowell Gray v. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
and
Onslow County Department of Health
C.\SE
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Smith
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Transportation
Tommie R Jones. Samuel W, Winstead. Timothy C Sturges. Michael J.
Boone, and Ronnie Batchelor v. Dept, of Transportation, Div. of Motor
Vehicles. Enforcement Section
Tommie R, Jones. Samuel W Winstead, Timothy C. Sturges. Michael J.
Boone, and Ronnie Batchelor v Dept of Transportation, Div of Motor
Vehicles. Enforcement Section
Tommie R. Jones. Samuel W Winstead. Timothy C Sturges. Michael J.
Boone, and Ronnie Batchelor v Dept. of Transportation. Div of Motor
Vehicles. Enforcement Section
Georgia B. Warren v, Dept. of Transportation. Div of Motor Vehicles.
Enforcement Section
Tommie R. Jones. Samuel W. Winstead. Timothy C. Sturges. Michael J
Boone, and Ronnie Batchelor v. Dept, of Transportation, Div of Motor
Vehicles, Enforcement Section
Tommie R, Jones, Samuel W, Winstead, Timothy C. Sturges, Michael J.
Boone, and Ronnie Batchelor v. Dept, of Transporution, Div of Motor
Vehicles, Enforcement Section
Wendell L, Webb v. Department of Transportation, Ferry Division
Wendell L. Webb v. Department of Transportation, Ferry Division
Daniel H, Spaulding v Department of Transportation
Frank A Tice, IH v. Department of Transportation
Carl H. Posey, Jr. v. Department of Transportation
Roy J- .\bbott v. Department of Transportation
James French v Department of Transportation
Nita Anderson v. Department of Transportation
University of Sorth Carolina
Boyd S. Taylor v. NC Central University
Gregory Lapicki v. East Carolina University
Diane Riggsbee-Raynor v. UNC at Chapel Hill
Helen Mclntyre v. UNC-TV University of North Carolina
Elaine P Browne v Winston-Salem State University
Carol Glosson v. University of NC Hospitals at Chapel Hill
Theresa Rogers v. University of NC Hospitals at Chapel Hill
Ann 0- Meares v. NC State University
Jesse Daniels v East Carolina University
Darrell J Hampton v. NC Central University
Clinton .A. Browne v. NC A&T State University
Kenneth L. Jarman v East Carolina University
William A. Covington v, NC .A & T State University
Beth W Vinson v. Western Carolina University
Viola Simmons v, UNC-Wilmington
Helen Mclntyre v. UNC-TV University of North Carolina
Johnny Johnson, Jr. v, .A&T St. University, Student Union Grievance Bd.
Helen Mclntyre v UNC-TV University of North Carolina
Synthia Shaw v, UNC at Chapel Hill School of Medicine
E. Julius Carter v. UNC-Greensboro
Kevin K. Kaffenberger v University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Betty M- Burnett v University of North Carolina Hospitals
Cindy Hartzell v, NCSU. Facilities Operations
Edward L, Chatman v. UNC Hospital Marriot
Winifred Bird v. University of NC Hospitals at Chapel Hill
William Gibbs v. University of NC Hospitals at Chapel Hill
Sharon McLawhorn v. East Carolina University
SECRETARY OF STATE
Greenway Capital Corp. & Slacey Lee Davis v. Securities Div, Sec'y/State 94 SOS 0097
Teresa M. Coltrain v Secretary of State
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12:19
CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS
>
AGENCY
Shelby H- Underwood, etal. v. Trustees Teachers/St. Emp Ret. Sys.
Richard Albert Jose v. State Treasurer Retirement Systems Div,
Annie Tharrington Harrmgton v. Trustees Teachers/Si. Emp Ret, Sys.
TRANSPORTATION
Audrey W. Harris v. Transportation, MansonAVheat Contr., & Wake Eiec.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Clinton S. Rogers v. UNC-Chapel Hill
CASE
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12:19
NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
April 1, 1998
1813
NORTH CAROLINA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
1 he North Carolina Administrative Code (NCAC) has four major subdivisions of rules. Two of these, titles and
chapters, are mandatory. Tlie major subdivision of the NCAC is the title. Each major department in the North
Carolina executive branch of government has been assigned a title number. Titles are further broken down into
chapters which shall be numerical in order. Tlie other t^vo, subchapters and sections are optional subdivisions
to be used b\ asencies when
agencies
appropriate.
TITLE
TITLE/MAJOR DIVISIONS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
DEPARTMENT
LICENSING BOARDS
CHAPTER
I
Administration
Acupuncture
1
2
Agriculture
Architecture
2
3
Auditor
Athletic Trainer Examiners
3
4
Commerce
Auctioneers
4
5
Correction
Barber Examiners
6
6
Council of State
Certified Public Accountant Examiners
8
7
Cultural Resources
Chiropractic Examiners
10
8
Elections
Employee Assistance Professionals
11
9
Governor
General Contractors
12
10
Human Resources
Cosmetic Art Examiners
14
11
Insurance
Dental Examiners
16
12
Justice
Dietetics/Nutrition
17
13
Labor
Electrical Contractors
18
14A
Crime Control & Public Safety
Electrolysis
19
15A
Environment, Health, and Natural
Foresters
20
Resources
Geologists
21
16
Public Education
Hearing Aid Dealers and Fitters
22
17
Revenue
Landscape Architects
26
18
Secretary of State
Landscape Contractors
28
19A
Transportation
Marital and Family Therapy
31
20
Treasurer
Medical Examiners
32
*21
Occupational Licensing Boards
Midwifery Joint Committee
33
22
Administrative Procedures
Mortuary Science
34
23
Community Colleges
Nursing
36
24
Independent Agencies
Nursing Home Administrators
37
25
State Personnel
Occupational Therapists
38
26
Administrative Hearings
Opticians
40
27
NC State Bar
Optometry
42
Osteopathic Examination & Reg. (Repealed)
44
Pastoral Counselors, Fee-Based Practicing
45
Pharmacy
46
Physical Therapy Examiners
48
Plumbing, Heating & Fire Sprinkler Contractors
50
Podiatry Examiners
52
Professional Counselors
53
Psychology Board
54
Professional Engineers & Land Surveyors
56
Real Estate Appraisal Board
57
Real Estate Commission
58
Refrigeration Examiners
60
Sanitarian Examiners
62
Social Work Certification
63
Soil Scientists
69
Speech & Language Pathologists & Audiologists
64
Substance Abuse Professionals
68
Therapeutic Recreation Certification
65
Veterinary Medical Board
66
Note: Title 21 contains the chapters of the various occupational licensing boards.
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April 1, 1998
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Tirie 2 - Dept. of Agriculture - Complete Tirie 202 00 00 1
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Structural Pest Control Committee 202 15 34 1
Agricultural Markets 202 15 431
Plant Industry 202 15 481
Animal Industry 202 15 521
Tirie 3 - Dept of State Auditor - Complete Tirie 203 00 00 1
Tirie 4 - Dept. of Commerce - Complete Tirie 204 00 00 1
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission 204 15 021
Banking Commission 204 15 031
Credit Union Division 204 15 061
Savings & Loan Division 204 15 091
Industrial CommissionAVorkers Compensation 204 15 101
Savings Institutions Division 204 15 161
Tirie 5 - Dept. of Corrections - Complete Tirie 205 00 00 1
Division of Prisons 205 15021
Tirie 6 - Council of State - Complete Tirie 206 00 00 1
Tirie 7 • Dept. of Cultural Resources - Complete Tirie 207 00 00 1
Tirie 8 - State Board of Elections - Complete Tirie 208 00 001
Tirie 9 - Offices of rfie Governor & U. Governor - Complete Tirie 209 00 00 1
Tirie 10 - Dept. of Human Resources - Complete Tirie 210 00 001
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Detention Facilities 210 20 201
iMental Health & Rehabilitation Services 210 20 301
Social Services 210 20 401
Children Services/Day Care 210 20 41 1
Services for the Aging 210 20 421
Services for the Blind 210 20 431
Services for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing 210 20 441
Employment Opportunities . 210 20 451
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Consumer Services 211 10 041
Fire & Rescue Services 21110051
Agent Services 211 10 061
Engineering & Building Codes 211 10 081
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Private Protective Services 212 10 071
Poli(;f & Sheriff's Education & Training Standards 212 10 091
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Mine & Quarry Safety 213 15 061
General Safety/OSHA 213 20001
Wage & Hour Rules 213 15 121
Boiler & Pressure Vessel Safety 213 15 131
Apprenticeship & Training 213 15 141
Elevator & Amusement Device Safety 213 15 151
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Alcohol Lav^ Enforcement 214 00 081
Victims Compensation Fund 214 00 111
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Title 1 8 - Secretary of State - CompleteTrtle
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Title 1 9A - Dept. of Transportation - Complete Title
Division of Highways
Division of Motor Vehicles
Title 20 - Dept. of the State Treasurer • Complete Title
Title 21 ■ Occupational Licensing Boards - Complete Title
Title 22 - Administrative Procedures • Repealed
Title 23 - Community Colleges - Complete Title
Title 24 - Independent Agencies - Complete Title
Title 25 - Office of State Personnel - ComplefeTitle
Title 26 - Office of Administrative Hearings - Complete Title
Title 27 - Nortli Carolina State Bar - Complete Title
North Carolina Administrative Code - Complete Code
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